Anthony J Aloneftis Esq.
In his downtime, Anthony's all about staying active and rooting for his beloved South Florida sports teams. He's well-traveled, ticking off adventures like scaling Mt. Kilimanjaro and visiting the Caribbean, Greek Islands, Turkey, and Russia.
Even though he's a Philly native, Anthony's heart belongs to Chicago. When he's not out exploring or cheering on his teams, you can find him crafting poetry inspired by real-life moments.
Anthony shares his adventures with his wife, living in Pembroke Pines, where they're always up for a new adventure or supporting their favorite teams and one another.
Anthony J Aloneftis is a Senior Attorney at Demesmin & Dover Law Firm.
Anthony grew up in a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and moved with his parents to Florida at the age of Fifteen. He attended community college in Fort Myers, Florida for two years and then earned his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice at Florida Atlantic University. Additionally, he was a guest lecturer on some leading criminal cases in America. He ultimately moved to New Hampshire and then attended Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio where he earned his Juris Doctorate Degree. While in law school Anthony was an associate justice in Moot Court and assisted the Civil Procedure professor on writing a book on the Federal Rues of Civil Procedure. He was awarded membership into the Order of Barristers. He also served as the captain of the school’s Labor Law team in a national competition.
After law school he entered a field where he could assist injured clients to receive the maximum benefit from their injuries. He has spent 40 years assisting clients with workers’ compensation and bodily injury claims. He has been involved in Trial work including assistance on seminars on jury selection. Additionally, he has experience in handling first party property claims. He has a passion for the law and enjoys mentoring younger attorneys to help them reach their full potential. He specializes in cases involving brain injuries and serious personal injuries.