Lett Law Firm

ARIEL LETT
Founding Attorney
Ariel Lett, Esq. Lett Law's Managing Attorney is Ariel Lett, Esq. Mr. Lett has a wide range of experience that he brings to the firm. Prior to founding Lett Law, Mr. Lett practiced at large and small defense firms for several years.. He was able, during his time at the insurance company, to gain a solid understanding of their thinking, their operations, and how they work. This experience he brings to Lett law, so that he can work most effectively for You: The People. He will make sure that you are not taken advantage of through Bad Faith insurance companies.

Mr. Lett, in addition to his experience as a lawyer, also worked as a federal law assistant for the Honorable Darrin Gayles of the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of Florida. As a federal clerk, Mr. Lett managed and evaluated many cases. He also drafted numerous orders and opinions which resolved complex procedural and substantive issues. Mr. Lett has also litigated in the areas of trade secret law and non-compete laws.

Mr. Lett received his Juris Doctor at Michigan State University College of Law, where he was the recipient of a Trustee Scholarship. While in law school, he won a national championship in the Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition and several personal honors and awards in Moot Court & Trial Advocacy. He was also an Associate Editor for the Michigan State International Law Review. Additionally, Mr. Lett was on the Michigan State Arbitration team where he won a regional championship. Mr. Lett has completed an internship with the Honorable Victoria A. Roberts of U.S. District Court Eastern District of Michigan.

Before attending law school, Mr. Lett studied at Northwood University. He graduated with a Bachelor's of Business Administration and was on the Dean's List. He was also part of the national championship mock-trial team at Northwood University, where he received several awards including an All-American Attorney Award.

Mr. Lett is licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.