Every firm here is checked for active licensure, clean disciplinary history and verified case results, and compared against the other real estate firms in Naples, not against a national average.
Goodwin Law works from Tamiami Trail North and names five people. It publishes more about the transaction than any other firm in this ranking: six stages of a closing, from the title search and the survey through the estoppel and the settlement statement to recording the deed.
The Law Office of Sam J. Saad III works from Airport Road South, names nine people and publishes every trust page pillar D looks for. Its site is among the fastest in this market, at 87 on PageSpeed.
Vernon Litigation Group works from Kraft Road and is the unusual entry in this ranking: its practice is investment and securities disputes alongside real estate, and it publishes more about arbitration than about closings. Ten people named, in English and Spanish.
Willis & Davidow works from Strada Stell Court and names five attorneys, two of them Davidows. It states a flat fee without printing a figure and names two stages of a closing.
Mondock Law works from Tamiami Trail North and is one of two firms in this market that publishes a fee statement page at all, along with a disclaimer.
Boatman Ricci names 31 people, the largest roster in this ranking by a wide margin, and works from Airport-Pulling Road North with a second Fort Myers office.
The Law Office of Brandon R. Bytnar works from Galleria Court in North Naples across estate planning, probate and real estate, and its Google listing averages a flat five stars across 147 reviews, the largest count in this ranking.
Goede, DeBoest & Cross names 27 people across four offices, and its practice leads with community association law, which in Collier County is most of what a real estate lawyer does: estoppel certificates, reserve studies and the disputes that follow them.
The Law Offices of Neil Morales works from Airport-Pulling Road and publishes in English and Spanish, which in Collier County matters: Immokalee and East Naples are among the most Spanish-speaking parts of south west Florida.
Woods, Weidenmiller, Michetti & Rudnick works from Strada Stell Court and names fifteen attorneys, including the four partners in its name. It is one of the larger firms in this ranking and among the oldest names in Naples practice.
Gulf Coast Counsel works from Strand Court in North Naples and names four attorneys.
Cheffy Passidomo is the established name in Naples practice and names fifteen attorneys, including both partners in its name, from Fifth Avenue South.
Cona Law works from Airport-Pulling Road North. It publishes none of the trust pages pillar D looks for, no fee terms we could record and none of the stages of a transaction, and it names no attorney on the pages we could reach.
Gulf Coast Law works from Executive Drive in North Naples and its Google listing averages a flat five stars across 54 reviews.
The Law Office of Douglas L. Rankin works from Tamiami Trail North and is the only firm in this ranking that says anything about where client money goes: it publishes an escrow or trust account arrangement, which every firm doing this work has and almost none describes.
The Law Office of Jeffrey M. Janeiro works from Tamiami Trail North, names three attorneys and publishes every trust page pillar D looks for.
The Law Office of Brantley Oakey works from Fifth Avenue South in Old Naples.
Stephen D. McCann works from Immokalee Road in North Naples and publishes attorney bios and a blog.
Timothy J. Cotter works from 9th Street North and publishes a short site about closing services, title insurance, short sales and association work.
Jim D. Shumake works from Airport-Pulling Road and publishes a title insurance practice page, which is what put the firm in this ranking.
Firms marked under review have had some pillars measured and are waiting on checks the others need: licensure against the Florida attorney registry and outcomes against court records. A profile says which is which on every row.
We list firms whether they ask us to or not, and everything on a profile is read from the outside: the firm's own site, its Google listings, its state's attorney register. That means we get things wrong, and the person who can see it is the firm. Claiming your profile is free, and so is every correction. The annual listing adds a dofollow link to your site, your own logo on your profile and the client reviews you want quoted. Neither moves a single point of the score.