Jayme Day, an Associate Attorney at the Florida office of LS Carlson Law, has been passionately committed to the legal profession since her formative years. Her career, officially starting with her bar admission in 2014, showcases a comprehensive range of legal experience backed by an unwavering commitment to client advocacy.

Since becoming an attorney, Jayme has diligently developed her skills in various legal areas, including civil litigation, commercial and business litigation, real estate law, labor and employment law, and juvenile law. Her diverse legal background demonstrates her versatile approach to addressing legal challenges and her ability to effectively manage complex legal issues.

In her previous role, Jayme took on a leadership position within the civil litigation department of a private law firm, highlighting her skill in handling intricate legal matters and her proactive stance in representing clients. Her commitment to securing the best outcomes for her clients is evident through her thorough case preparation, strategic legal planning, and tenacious advocacy.

Jayme's early interest in the law was sparked by her involvement in mock trials since middle school and her role as a legal assistant during college. Her internships with the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office and a Broward County Judge, combined with her clerkship at a private law firm and active participation in the Moot Court Society during law school, have significantly enriched her understanding of the legal system and enhanced her courtroom advocacy skills.

At LS Carlson Law, Jayme applies her extensive legal knowledge and hands-on experience to the specific challenges of HOA disputes. Her comprehensive understanding of real estate and civil litigation, along with her client-focused approach, empowers her to effectively navigate the complexities of community association law. Jayme's holistic approach ensures that homeowners receive not only superior legal representation but also a partnership that prioritizes their needs and champions their rights within the community association landscape.