Lauren V. Humphries

How Lauren Helps Clients

Lauren is an experienced trial attorney in Florida state and federal courts. Her practice focuses on commercial litigation, business torts, labor and employment, financial securities (FINRA and SEC matters), disputes involving crypto currencies and ICOs, restrictive covenant disputes, land use, real estate litigation and product liability. Lauren also has experience litigating in insurance coverage, premises liability and cases involving professional malpractice against design professionals. Lauren represents businesses in issues that arise in their operations.

Upon graduation from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, Lauren was awarded “Outstanding Graduate” for its trial advocacy program. While in law school, she served as Vice President of the Trial Team, President of the Law Association for Women, Chair of the Honor Court, and was selected by UF law faculty to interview U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in an all-campus event.

Lauren learned the value of pro bono representation when she advocated for sheltered children in Florida’s foster care system as a Guardian ad Litem. She also works with several Tampa charities that provide mentoring, financial literacy and stable educational/home environments for at-risk youth.

Lauren has been recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones To Watch since 2021 for Commercial Litigation. She has been selected for inclusion in the 2023 Florida Rising Stars® list.

What Clients Can Expect

Lauren believes in a practical yet aggressive approach to litigation. Her clients appreciate her attention to detail and ability to communicate the options for a successful resolution.

I strive to keep my clients well-informed. I believe that being accessible is an important part of representing clients in complex cases.

Outside the Office

Lauren loves living in Florida. Born and raised in Tampa, she enjoys playing soccer, kayaking, and spending time with her friends and family. Lauren is an avid SCUBA diver, who advocates for marine conservation and protection of Florida’s natural springs.