Peter Hunt Takes Office as the New Secretary of Florida Justice Association

Introduction

Rubenstein Law has made headlines with the election of their esteemed attorney, Peter Hunt, as the Secretary of the Florida Justice Association (FJA). This noteworthy event reflects not only Hunt's dedication but also the commitment of his firm to advancing civil justice across the state of Florida.

A New Chapter in Leadership

Elected in June 2025, Peter Hunt will step into a significant leadership role within the FJA, aiming for the presidency by 2028. His journey within this prominent organization emphasizes his unwavering dedication to the rights of individuals who have suffered due to negligence. According to Hunt, his election is a testament to the support he has received from colleagues and the firm itself.

"I am truly appreciative to my firm and colleagues for supporting me in my move into FJA leadership," said Hunt. He further stated, "The FJA is Florida's only organization that protects the rights of those injured by the negligence of others. I look forward to helping to guide the Association and protect our firm's clients into the future." This statement encapsulates both his professional gratitude and his vision for the future of justice in Florida.

Expertise and Professional Background

Peter Hunt brings over 11 years of experience to the table, with a focus on complex personal injury litigation. He holds a prestigious Board Certification in Civil Trial Law from The Florida Bar, a distinction achieved by less than 2% of attorneys in Florida. This achievement showcases his exceptional skill and reputation among his peers. His ability to advocate for injured individuals and his ethical approach to law have undoubtedly contributed to his election as Secretary of the FJA.

The Florida Justice Association’s Role

The FJA plays a critical role in shaping public policy while supporting trial lawyers and ensuring equitable access to the judicial system for all Floridians. This organization is instrumental in addressing some of the most pressing legal and legislative challenges plaintiffs and their attorneys face today.

Hunt's leadership is positioned to navigate these challenges effectively, further ensuring that the interests of those wronged by negligence are met with the justice they deserve. As Hunt steps into his new role, he carries with him the responsibility of steering the FJA through complex legal landscapes while advocating for the rights of individuals statewide.

About Rubenstein Law

Founded in 1988, Rubenstein Law has continuously fought for justice on behalf of personal injury victims. Under the leadership of founder Robert Rubenstein and CEO Nicole Armstrong, the firm has expanded significantly, now boasting over 65 attorneys, including 23 partners. The firm’s roster of 13 Board Certified litigators reflects an unwavering commitment to legal excellence. Moreover, Rubenstein Law is recognized for its representation across various legal matters, including auto injuries, slip and fall cases, medical malpractice, and catastrophic injuries among others.

Their Mass Tort division represents clients in more extensive issues like defective products and dangerous drugs, further exemplifying their dedication to justice on a larger scale. As Hunt begins his term, he remains a vital part of this dynamic team committed to defending the rights of those impacted by wrongful actions.

Conclusion

Peter Hunt's election as Secretary of the Florida Justice Association marks a significant milestone in his career and a promising step for the FJA as it continues to advocate for civil justice in Florida. As he embarks on this new journey, the legal community is optimistic about the changes and progress he will champion in the fight for individuals’ rights across the state.