Gloria Seidule is a lawyer who continues to beat the odds and achieve goals for her clients because she believes in them and their cause.

“I graduated from the University of Florida and knew immediately that I wanted to represent people who needed help after personal tragedy hit their life,’’ she says. “For more than 30 years I have been proudly representing people whose lives were forever changed due to the negligence of others.’’

Seidule early in her career through the present has obtained multi-million dollar verdicts for her clients. Active in the Florida Justice Association and a co-founder of the Treasure Coast Justice Association, Seidule has been recognized with the highest rating possible for ethics with “AV” by Martindale Hubbell. She also has achieved “Super Lawyer Status” in medical malpractice and has been given the “Hastings Award” by fellow personal injury lawyers on the Treasure Coast for her commitment to justice for the people.

She is one of the few lawyers in the country with legal expertise in Infectious disease law, including the legal aspects of infection control. This enabled her to create a coronavirus video series that assisted companies to recognize and react to the epidemic when it first occurred from a legal standpoint. She also has pioneered lawsuits against corporations and governmental entities for liability for the sexual abuse of children, such as in schools, private daycares, churches and other organizations.

“My clients come first. I sincerely work as a personal injury lawyer with the goal of helping others in their time of need,’’ she says. “I believe in our system of justice, and I am proud to be a lawyer.”

Entering law school in 1984, Seidule was also one of the first women in the field of personal injury law. “At the time, women in law were considered to be more suited to divorce work and appellate work,’’ she says. “Never trial law. I helped push that barrier aside for other women to be accepted for their talents in trial work, representing people in front of juries, and achieving justice. While doing so, I raised two children who are now University of Florida graduates with master degrees and contributing to society by also helping others. Back then, it was a goal of proving women could ‘have it all,’ meaning work, children, families and personal fulfillment.

This was a new concept that has now become part of the fabric of law. I would like to think I helped open the door for the generations of women to come in the trial practice of law.’’

Law Office of Gloria Seidule

2400 SE Federal Hwy, Suite 300, Stuart, FL 34994
772.287.1220
GloriaLaw.com
Personal injury law, medical malpractice, children’s injuries from abuse, auto accidents

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