Oertel, Fernandez, Bryant & Atkinson, P.A. – Tallahassee, FL

Leaders in Environmental and Administrative Law

Since its inception, Oertel, Fernandez, Bryant & Atkinson, P.A. has established itself as a preeminent authority in regulatory and environmental law in Florida. Founded by Kenneth G. Oertel, a lawyer with experience dating back to 1978, the firm has spent over four decades navigating the complex intersection of government regulation, business, and the environment. If you represent a municipality, a developer, or a corporation facing strict regulatory hurdles, this firm offers the specialized expertise needed to secure permits and resolve disputes. Hire a lawyer who understands the inner workings of Florida’s state agencies to protect your interests.

specialized Regulatory Practice

This boutique firm is not a general practice; it is a focused team of experts dealing with high-stakes administrative matters. Their attorneys are often board-certified and serve as leaders in their fields. Key practice areas include:

• Environmental Law: Handling water use permits, wetland mitigation, and defense against environmental enforcement actions.
• Administrative Law: Representing clients in rule challenges and licensure discipline cases before the Division of Administrative Hearings.
• Land Use and Zoning: Assisting property owners with comprehensive plan amendments and development approvals.
• Health Care Regulation: Advising medical professionals and facilities on compliance and licensing issues.

Strategic Tallahassee Presence

Located just minutes from the Florida State Capitol and the Department of Environmental Protection, the firm is perfectly positioned to advocate for its clients. They have fostered professional relationships with key regulators, allowing for effective negotiation and resolution of complex issues. Whether you need to find an attorney for a bid protest or to challenge a new agency rule, Oertel, Fernandez, Bryant & Atkinson, P.A. provides the seasoned counsel necessary for success in Florida’s administrative courts.