ORLANDO, FL, October 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) He was recently showcased in the October 2012 issue of Orlando Home & Leisure. The magazine highlights local attorneys that uphold the highest standard of professional ethics. It is a significant honor to be named to this list, because it highlights those attorneys whose work is both exemplary and ethically sound.
William Umansky is the managing partner of the Umansky Law Firm. He directs a team of established lawyers that work hard for their clients. William handles all types of cases, ranging from car accidents and premise liability matters to traffic offenses and sex abuse cases.
Umansky aims to give his clients a second chance. He works arduously to get charges dropped or mitigated. As a former Assistant State Attorney in Florida and City Prosecutor for the City of Orlando, he adds a unique perspective to criminal defense. His prior experience has enriched his approach to cases.
William brings two decades of courtroom experience to each matter. In addition to his superior court work, he is actively involved in a number of legal organizations, including The Florida Justice Association and Central Florida Trial Attorney Association.
About The Umansky Law Firm
Each defense attorney in the Umansky Law Firm has over 10 years of criminal law experience. The group works together to formulate strong defense strategies, creating superior outcomes for clients.
When your future is on the line, you need a defense team that you can trust. If you have been accused of a crime, contact the Umansky Law Firm at (407) 228-3838 or visit them online at http://www.thelawman.net/Attorneys/William-D-Umansky.shtml.
Top Lawyers: William Umansky Named in Orlando Home & Leisure
William Umansky of the Umansky Law Firm has been named to the list of Orlando's Top Lawyers.
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[Press-News.org] Top Lawyers: William Umansky Named in Orlando Home & LeisureWilliam Umansky of the Umansky Law Firm has been named to the list of Orlando's Top Lawyers.