About Robert
Robert Daugustinis trained at Florida State University College of Law, entering law school in 2009 and earning his J.D. in 2012. He completed a traditional three-year course of study and returned to Florida to begin practicing law. The early years of his career were centered on building a practice that serves clients across the state.
After law school he established a practice under the name Robert Daugustinis, P.A., operating from a Florida office. He admits cases in the Florida courts and maintains current membership in professional associations. Rather than pursuing positions in academia or public office, he has concentrated on running a private practice and managing the daily work that brings clients through the doors.
His work is grounded in the courtroom and in direct client counsel. He represents individuals and businesses in matters that arise under Florida law. He spends time preparing filings, arguing motions, and advising clients on procedural and substantive questions that affect their rights and obligations. He handles litigation-related responsibilities and the practical tasks that come with running a law practice.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in case preparation and pragmatic in courtroom settings. He organizes complex matters into discrete tasks and tends to prioritize clarity for clients. That approach informs how he meets deadlines, prepares discovery, and structures legal arguments. He also attends continuing legal education and participates in professional association activities to stay current on developments in the Florida courts and rules.
Today he practices under the banner of Robert Daugustinis, P.A., serving clients throughout Florida. He is admitted to the Florida bar and continues to litigate and advise on disputes brought in state forums. He currently concentrates his practice on representing clients in matters arising under Florida law.
