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✨ About
About Keith Brais
Florida Board Certified Admiralty & Maritime Attorney; "AV" Preeminent Rated with Martindale-Hubbell; Member of Multi-Million & Million Dollar Advocates Forum; Super Lawyer Member & Lecturer ... Southeastern Admiralty Law Committee; Member & Lecturer ... Ft. Lauderdale Mariner's Club; Three U.S. Coast Guard Marine Engineering Licenses (Inactive); Sailed seven (7) years aboard Offshore Drilling Platforms; Specialties: Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Resort-Vacation, Negligent Security, Sexual Assault, Premises Liability, Pool & Hot Tub Entrapment Drowning Claims. Admiralty & Maritime Lawyer licensed in Florida & Massachusetts.
⚖️ Practice Areas
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Personal Injury
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Maritime Law
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Products Liability
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Medical Malpractice
Credentials & Experience
🎓 Education
New England Law
Boston
J.D. (1990)
Law
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
BSME (1981)
Marine Engineering
📋 Bar Admissions
The Florida Bar
Member
Member
Member
Maritime Law Association (MLA) of the United States
Member
Proctor Member
Member
Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute
Member
Member & Lecturer
Member
Ft. Lauderdale Mariner'
Member
s Club
Member
Member & Lecturer
Member
Propeller Club of the United States (Port of Miami)
Member
Member
Member
Southeast Admiralty Law Institute
Member
Member
Member
Dade County Bar Association
Member
Member
Member
💼 Professional Experience
Founding Partner
Brais Law Firm 2007 - Current
Partner
McAlpin & Brais, P.A. 1999 - 2007
Partner
Mitchell, Mcalpin & Brais, P.A. 1997 - 1999
Partner
Keller & Houck, P.A. 1992 - 1997
Attorney
Fowler White Burnett 1990 - 1992
🏆 Awards & Recognition
Super Lawyer
Super Lawyers
AV Preeminent Peer Rating
Martindale-Hubbell
10.0 Superb Rating
Avvo
Best Lawyer in Admiralty and Maritime Law
Best Lawyers
Best Brain Injury Attorneys in Hialeah
Expertise.com
Top 100
Association of America'
s Top Lawyers
Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum
Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum
Florida'
s Legal Elite
Florida Legal Elite
📚 Publications
- Florida Jet Ski Accident Leaves Man Unconscious
- The Maritime Law Blog of The Brais Law Firm