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Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A., is proud to again support the Cape Coral Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 33’s annual back-to-school “Shop with a Cop” Event. Every year FOP Lodge 33 with the Cape Coral Police Department hosts an event taking underprivileged children to shop for school necessities.

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Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A. is very excited to announce that Florida Personal Injury Attorney Randall L. Spivey, president and founder of Spivey Law Firm has once again been selected for the Florida Super Lawyer List. This is Attorney Randall Spivey’s 12th year being included on the Florida Super Lawyer List. Attorney Spivey has exemplified exceptional professional accomplishments which have been peer reviewed and helped him earn his spot on the list.

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Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A. has been a long-time sponsor of the Lee County Bar Association (LCBA), and we are proud to continue and increase our support. We have added a contribution to the Lee County Bar Association Foundation, Inc. and Sponsorship of the Lee County Bar Association Mental Health & Wellness mission for 2025.

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Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A., is proud to sponsor Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue. The Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue was founded in 2015 with the mission to rescue rabbits from abuse, neglect, hoarding and other bad situations. They are dedicated to saving the lives of domestic rabbits and ensuring a better life for them.

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Spivey Law Firm has been a long-time sponsor of the Lee County Bar Association (LCBA) and we are proud to continue our support. The LCBA was established in 1949 to support Lee County, Florida attorneys and has been expanding its network ever since. The LCBA has allowed attorneys from different practice areas to connect and network with one another. By putting together almost 1,000 attorneys from different specialties, it allows them to put diverse minds together and come up with the best legal...

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ArtFest has become one of Fort Myers’ most popular events. People from all over Florida come to the beautiful downtown Fort Myers to enjoy art from all over the world. ArtFest is a fun, interactive way for people to experience the arts up close through special exhibits, artist demonstrations, and performing arts. This is an event with something for people of all ages to enjoy.  ArtFest’s opening night is Friday, January 31st, 2025, from 6:00 -9:00 P.M. with a memorable performance by the...

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This year, Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) is having their annual fundraising event at The Forest Country Club on Friday, January 17th, 2025. CROW is a nonprofit teaching veterinary hospital dedicated to saving and protecting wildlife in the Southwest Florida area.

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Spivey Law Firm is proud to announce that Attorney Tricia Spivey has been re-selected as one of the National Trial Lawyer’s Top 100 trial lawyers in the state of Florida. We would like to congratulate her on this selection.

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The Heights Foundation is running their annual Christmas Community Gift Drive and Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A. is proud to again support and donate gifts to this foundation. The holiday season is an exciting time but also challenging for many. The Heights Foundation’s goal is to give gifts to over 900 local children of all ages in the Harlem Heights community of Fort Myers, Florida. Donating gifts to the children of this community helps them to experience more of the joy...

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Spivey Law Firm is proud to continue our support for the 22nd annual “Cops and Kids” Christmas shopping program. This program is run by the Cape Coral Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #33. Active and retired police officers in this organization work hand in hand with members of our local community in Cape Coral and Lee County. This non-profit organization has a goal to take over two hundred children who are in foster care, less fortunate children, and children with disabilities shopping for...

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