About Cody A.
Cody A. Sprouse is an attorney based in Florida whose path to the bar combined study in the Southwest and the Southeast. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Arizona State University in 2015 and continued his legal education at Florida Coastal School of Law before completing his juris doctor at Florida State University College of Law in 2021. At FSU he completed coursework in business law and holds a business law certification from the college.
His academic record traces a steady progression. The undergraduate years at Arizona State provided a broad foundation. Time at Florida Coastal preceded his transfer to Florida State, where he finished law school and concentrated on business law subjects. The certification at FSU appears on his record alongside his J.D., reflecting a formal study of transactional and corporate topics during his final year of legal training.
Early in his legal career he worked in both courtroom and practice settings. In 2021 he served as a law clerk for the 2nd Judicial Circuit, a role that exposed him to trial court operations and judicial procedures. That same year he also worked at Good Life Legal as a lawyer. Those positions gave him immediate exposure to client matters and to the mechanics of litigation and legal practice in Florida.
Sprouse’s background ties closely to business-oriented legal work. His formal business law certification informs how he approaches matters that touch on commercial relationships and organizational structure. He has experience drafting documents, advising on routine business questions, and participating in court processes from his time as a clerk. He speaks to practical issues that businesses encounter, including transactional paperwork and compliance where state rules matter.
He currently practices through Coast 2 Coast Legal. He is admitted to practice in Florida and maintains an active role handling client matters that arise under state law. His practice centers on business law issues and related transactional work for individuals and small businesses, alongside handling matters that proceed through Florida trial courts.
