Legal Services of North Florida
- 2119 Delta Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32303, USA
- (850) 385-9007
- No email available
About:
James Slater is a Florida-based copyright, trademark, data privacy, and corporate lawyer. He is licensed to practice law in Florida, Colorado, Washington, the District of Columbia, and several federal district and appellate courts. He is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US). James is a dual U.S. and U.K. national with strong Florida roots. He and his wife, children, and dogs split their time between Miami, Tallahassee, and hiking trails across North America. Before law practice, James spent several years working in Russia in the administration of a U.S. State Department program and as a Russian interpreter and translator. He also completed the selective National Security Education Program’s Russian Overseas Flagship program in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Prior to opening his own firm, James practiced at several boutique firms specializing in intellectual property and media law. He also co-directed a homeless legal advocacy project at Legal Services of Greater Miami and served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Chris M. McAliley of the Southern District of Florida. James currently serves on the board of directors of Yiddish Farm, a nonprofit educational farm in upstate New York, and previously served on the board of directors of the Dade County Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section. James is a Florida Chapter Chair of the Copyright Society of the USA and a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals and the Florida Bar Media and Communications Law Committee. James is fluent in Russian, proficient in Spanish and Polish, and is slowly working his way through Yiddish and Turkish lessons in Duolingo.
DVLawyers AI Summary:
Legal Services of North Florida (LSNF) is dedicated to providing free legal assistance to individuals facing various challenges, particularly those who are low-income or vulnerable. A significant area of focus for LSNF is domestic and sexual violence, where they offer crucial support to survivors navigating the complexities of legal systems. Their approach is rooted in empathy and trauma-informed care, recognizing the unique circumstances and emotional toll that abuse can take on individuals. The attorneys at LSNF strive to create a safe and supportive environment for clients, ensuring that their needs are heard and addressed holistically. They work on various family law matters, including dissolution of marriage cases where abuse is present, and they also assist with issues such as custody and guardianship when safety is a concern. LSNF understands the importance of collaboration and often partners with social service organizations to address broader client needs beyond just legal representation. This firm appears to be a strong fit for survivors of domestic violence who are seeking legal counsel, especially for those who may feel overwhelmed or intimidated by the legal process. LSNF prioritizes client well-being and aims to empower individuals by providing not only legal advice but also resources and referrals to support services. It's important for survivors to know that they will be treated with respect and dignity throughout their legal journey. If you are looking for compassionate and dedicated legal assistance, LSNF could be the right choice for your needs.
Jurisdiction:Tallahassee
Practice Area
Privacy/Tech Abuse
Counters stalking, spyware, doxxing, and device or account control with privacy remedies, evidence preservation, safe tech practices, and orders limiting surveillance or contact.
Languages
Russian
Fees
Free Consultation
Associations
Member
Reviews
RATED 3.0
Jul 10, 2025via Google
Cheryl Baker
"I called them. They referred me to the Florida Bar. The Florida Bar gave me maybe two law firms. I originally called the law firm that represented me. I requested a transcript from our hearing. Though it included notes, I wasn't happy to see my attorney didn't think I was sick until we got my MRI results back I've called a few law firms and I still can't get representation. Little help please."
RATED 1.0
Jul 10, 2025via Google
James Potter
"Upsetting experience so far. I should've made them my very last opinion. Lesson learned."
RATED 5.0
Jun 10, 2025via Google
Marilee Wedding
RATED 5.0
Dec 10, 2024via Google
julie smith
RATED 1.0
Nov 10, 2024via Google
Shelby Gregory
"I'm disheartened to give a 1-star rating due to my positive experience with attorney Stephanie Johnson during my childhood in Foster Care. However, as a parent seeking assistance, I've been assigned to Abigail, who neglected to contact me despite detailed voicemails with my name and number. Having applied for services in June/July, it's now November with no update from Abigail. While acknowledging potential case load demands, neglecting client communication is unjustified. Consequently, I must seek pro-bono representation for my custody battle, which is unacceptable."
