portrait-gary-huggins: headshot of Gary Huggins, vertical, shot in the office- Admitted in Georgia only; not admitted in Florida
- 20 years practicing law
- J.D., Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
- B.S., University of Central Florida
Background
Gary Huggins has practiced law for twenty years. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at the University of Central Florida and began his career in banking, commercial real estate and business development before law school. He graduated from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School, where he served as Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review for Legal Ethics.
His practice has ranged from personal injury representation to pro bono work, bankruptcy and foreclosure defense, and civil-rights matters, including authoring briefs filed in support of petitions to the U.S. Supreme Court. As an adoptive parent, he helped expose an international adoption fraud scheme and obtained compensation for affected families.
Where he practices
Mr. Huggins is admitted to practice in Georgia and handles injury cases from the firm's Atlanta office. He is not a member of The Florida Bar and does not practice law in Florida. This page is provided so Florida visitors understand who is, and who is not, licensed to handle their Florida claim.
If you were injured in Florida, your attorney is Clementine L. Conde.
Personal
Gary is the father of two daughters and is active in his church. His volunteer work has included developing youth outdoor-sports programs and assisting in the creation of the Smithsonian Institution's first "21st Century Smart Museum."
Contact the firm
For a Florida injury claim, call (240) 421-5511. For a Georgia claim, the same number will route you to the Atlanta office.
Questions people ask us about gary huggins cases
Can Gary Huggins represent me in my Florida accident case?
No. Mr. Huggins is admitted to practice in Georgia, not Florida. If you were hurt in Florida, your case is handled by Clementine L. Conde, who has been a member of The Florida Bar since 1992. Call (240) 421-5511 and you will be connected with the Florida side of the firm.
Why is a Georgia lawyer part of a Port Richey firm?
Conde-Huggins has offices in Port Richey, Florida and Atlanta, Georgia. Each office is staffed by lawyers licensed in that state. If you were injured in Georgia, Mr. Huggins and the Atlanta office can help; if you were injured in Florida, CC Conde and the Port Richey office handle your claim.
I was hurt in Georgia but live in Pasco County. Who do I call?
Call (240) 421-5511. Georgia claims are routed to Mr. Huggins in Atlanta, who is licensed there. Florida law and Georgia law differ on deadlines, no-fault insurance and comparative fault, so it matters that the lawyer handling your case is licensed where the crash happened.