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The Sutton Law Group, PA attorneys are committed to seeking truth and fighting for justice. We are hands-on attorneys with over 46 years experience in caring for and protecting your rights. We zealously and diligently protect those who have been injured and damaged by the careless and negligent acts of others, as well as defend those wrongfully accused of the same. Sutton Law Group attorneys have been successful in obtaining significant recoveries for clients involved in numerous types of personal injury, wrongful death, and consumer related cases throughout the country. Our attorneys are also proficient in protecting the wrongfully accused, both in the civil and criminal arenas.

Our objective at the Sutton Law Group is to obtain the best resolution of your case in a just and speedy manner. We accomplish this by maintaining excellent communication with clients, informing clients of all possible routes and solutions at every stage of the litigation process, preparing cases for trial from inception, and securing the best resolution possible. If you or a family member have been involved in a serious accident, have been injured due to the negligence acts of others, have been wrongfully accused, or are simply curious as to your legal rights, please contact the Sutton Law Group today for a free consultation.

John R. Sutton, Esq. Practicing law in South Florida for over 36 years.  Mr. Sutton has argued in front of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals on several occasions. Many of the cases John has handled have resulted in new established Florida appellate law. More

Jose Ruben Bejel, Esq. Cuban-American and a native Floridian. He a member of the Florida Bar and is admitted to practice in the State Courts of Florida. More

Brett B. Trembly, Esq. Brett earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Miami School of Law in May, 2008.  He's completed over 100 hours of outside community service per year and participated in UM Law’s HOPE program. Brett continues to donate time and money to philanthropic endeavors. More

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