About Laura H
Laura H Richards earned her J.D. from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in 2005. She moved into practice the same year, joining Kahn & Associates, LLC as an associate. The early years of her career were a straight line from law school classrooms to firm practice. She cut her teeth on the day-to-day of litigation and client counseling in those first months on the job.
By 2009 Richards had taken on multiple roles that broadened her perspective. She served as an in-house lawyer for Southeast Professional Title, where she handled matters tied to real estate transactions and title issues. That year she also established Richards Law Office, PA, operating as a lawyer and running a small practice. The combination of in-house work and private practice gave her a practical sense of how transactional and firm-side priorities intersect.
Her career shifted again in 2019 when she became a partner at RTRLAW. The move placed her in a partnership role after more than a decade of alternating between firm practice and in-house responsibilities. As a partner she has taken on management duties alongside casework. She is part of a team that manages client relationships, case strategy, and the administrative elements of running a law office.
Richards is licensed to practice in Florida. She has built a practice that reflects both her early litigation experience and the transactional work she handled in-house. Colleagues describe her as steady and pragmatic in handling client matters. She maintains ties to the professional community in Florida and continues to appear for clients across the state.
The arc of Richards’s career shows steady progression rather than sudden leaps. She moved from associate to in-house counsel to solo practitioner and then into partnership. Along the way she picked up experience in litigation, title and transactional matters, and firm management. That mix of roles informs how she approaches client problems today.
As of 2026 she is a partner at RTRLAW in Florida and handles client matters governed by Florida law.
