Our Firm

Located in downtown Tallahassee, Florida, Oertel, Fernandez, Cole & Bryant is able to efficiently represent the interests of its clients.  This location allows the firm to provide expedited services to all clients.  We are located next to the Florida Supreme Court, the First District Court of Appeal, Capitol building, Leon County Courthouse, Tallahassee City Hall, and Florida State University College of Law.  The firm is located mere minutes away from the Division of Administrative Hearings.

In order to attain our client's goals, the firm has developed and fostered good working relationships built on trust with many regulatory agencies, including the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the Army Corps of Engineers, Florida's five water management districts, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, the Agency for Healthcare Administration, the Florida Department of Health, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Florida Department of Community Affairs, the Florida Department of Financial Services, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and the Florida Department of Transportation. 

The attorneys who comprise Oertel, Fernandez, Cole & Bryant take great pride in providing high-quality representation to all of their clients.  Please visit the other sections of this website for further information on these attorneys and their specialized practice areas.

Our firm is available to assist you in your legal needs in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.

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