Cam Justice

Cam F. Justice is the founder and managing partner of Justice Law, a trial firm based in Plantation, Florida, with additional offices in Tampa and Sarasota. He represents people with catastrophic injuries and families in wrongful death cases, along with clients in medical malpractice, defective product and medical device, pharmaceutical and class action litigation.

Justice began his career at a South Florida insurance defense firm, defending insurers and large corporations in personal injury and medical malpractice cases, before changing sides and founding Justice Law in 1999. He worked on metal-on-metal hip implant litigation in South Florida, led a successful national class action against Paradise Grills over defective ventilation systems and serves as co-lead counsel in the West Park home explosion cases against AmeriGas. He also represents clients injured by exploding lithium-ion batteries, and his background running a horse farm in Kentucky has made equestrian injury cases part of his practice.

Raised in Columbus, Ohio, he is a graduate of The Ohio State University and earned his law degree cum laude from Nova Southeastern University, where he was an associate editor of the International Law Review. He is an Eagle member of the Florida Justice Association, a member of the American Association for Justice Leaders Forum and a former board member of the Broward County Justice Association.