Randy Vincent Pelham

About Randy Vincent Pelham

Prior to becoming an attorney, Mr Pelham was a police officer in Miami; one of America's toughest cities. As a police officer, Mr Pelham learned about the importance of caring and compassion when working with people who have been injured or wronged by others. This uncommon concern for others is one of the reasons why he has been so successful working with injured parties and has developed so many satisfied and loyal clients.

Additionally, Mr Pelham was injured in the line of duty as a result of another person's negligence and knows first-hand the ordeal his clients are going through. Born and raised in Miami, Mr Pelham joined the city's Police Department in 1982. Not surprisingly, he graduated first in his class in the Police Academy.

In 1989, he enrolled in law school at the University of Miami and continued to work full-time as a police officer. He was awarded his law degree in 1992. Representing injured parties is what Attorney Pelham does best. He tries to meet with all new clients who choose The Pelham Law Firm as their law firm, as outstanding client service is one of his top priorities.

He is an active member of the Florida Justice Association and the Million Dollar Advocates Program. Recently Randy co-authored a personal injury book entitled, "A Cup of Coffee With 10 of the Top Personal Injury Attorneys in the United States." The royalties of this book will all be going to charity and the firm is excited to announce that the book has been recognized as an Amazon Best Seller.

This makes our very own Randy Pelham a "Best Selling" Author . The book was ranked amongst 7,000,000 other books and it came out as #845, which is in the top 1%. In the "Best Seller" category for Amazon, the book ultimately ranked #1 for Law Specialties, #1 for Personal Injury and #6 for Law. It was also recognized as one of the "Hot New Releases.

Contact Randy Vincent Pelham

(850) 518 6434 2520 Barrington Cir, Tallahassee, FL 32308

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