From local entrepreneurs to sophisticated regional and national organizations.
St. Johns Law Group is a St. Augustine law firm representing individuals, families, property owners, developers, professionals, associations and businesses across a broad range of legal matters. Our representative-client experience includes local companies, community organizations and substantial regional and national businesses. Our full-service structure allows clients to draw on focused attorneys when a matter crosses practice areas.
Our client relationships span real estate, development, construction, retail, professional services, community associations and other industries. The organizations below are included from SJLG's existing representative-client materials.
The legal needs of a family, closely held company, national business, developer or community association differ. SJLG matches the matter with attorneys who focus on the legal issues involved.
Clients seeking counsel for real estate, estate planning, probate, family law, personal injury, property disputes and other significant personal legal matters.
Explore Legal Services → BusinessBusinesses from formation through growth, contracts, acquisitions, employment issues, succession planning and disputes among owners.
Business & Commercial Law → CorporateCommercial clients whose matters may involve transactions, contracts, real estate, litigation, development, construction or ongoing outside counsel.
Business Counsel → DevelopmentResidential and commercial developers, homebuilders, investors and property owners navigating acquisitions, entitlements, development agreements and disputes.
Land Development & Zoning → Real EstateResidential and commercial clients needing contract, title, closing, leasing, ownership, boundary, easement or property-litigation counsel.
Real Estate Law → AssociationsBoards, associations and community managers requiring governance, covenant enforcement, collections, contract and litigation counsel.
HOA & Condo Law → ProfessionalPhysicians, medical practices and other professional businesses dealing with formation, ownership, employment, leases, transactions and business risk.
Healthcare Business Law → DisputesClients facing contract, ownership, construction, property, commercial and other civil disputes through negotiation, mediation, trial and appeal.
Civil Litigation → ConstructionClients addressing construction contracts, payment, liens, defects, Chapter 558 claims, licensing and construction-related litigation.
Construction Law →SJLG represents businesses ranging from owner-operated companies to substantial regional and national enterprises.
The firm's business representation can include companies with no employees through organizations with thousands of employees, franchise businesses and publicly traded companies. Matters can involve corporate governance, contracts, transactions, real estate, development, employment issues, litigation and outside general counsel services.

Some business clients rely on SJLG attorneys for continuing counsel rather than a single transaction or dispute.

As one example of the firm's business-law relationships, St. Johns Law Group attorney Megan Burnett Drysdale serves as General Counsel for Egret Boats.
Ongoing business counsel can help a company address legal issues as they arise while maintaining continuity across contracts, real estate, employment, corporate and dispute matters.
Representative-client information is provided to illustrate the types of clients and matters handled by the firm. Past or current representation does not imply endorsement of St. Johns Law Group, and results obtained for one client do not predict or guarantee results in another matter. Client names or logos should be displayed only where disclosure is authorized and appropriate.

A representative client relationship often does not fit neatly into a single legal category.
A developer may need acquisition counsel, zoning approvals, development agreements, construction advice and litigation. A business owner may need corporate contracts, commercial real estate and succession planning. An association may need governance advice, construction counsel and courtroom representation.
SJLG's full-service model is designed to connect those issues without requiring the client to start over with a different firm every time the legal problem changes.
Explore All Practice AreasRepresentative clients engage the firm across transactional, advisory, litigation and dispute-resolution matters.
Explore representative outcomes in trials, appeals, land-use approvals, development matters and real estate transactions.
Tell us about the legal matter and we will help determine the appropriate next step.
New representations are subject to a conflict check and a written engagement agreement.
Provide basic information about the matter. Please do not send confidential information before conflicts have been checked.
Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after conflicts are cleared and a written engagement agreement is completed.