Aleeyah Jones

Mr. LaRoche, a North Miami native, pursued his Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Great Bethune Cookman University, leading him to a fulfilling role as a social worker in Broward County. Advocating for at-risk youth sparked his passion for becoming an attorney, a calling he answered by earning his law degree from Florida Coastal School of Law. Through internships at the Public Defender's Office and the United States District Court, Mr. LaRoche solidified his commitment to bridging the gap for the underrepresented. As a trial attorney at the Miami-Dade Public Defender Office, he refined his advocacy skills before transitioning to civil law, excelling in litigating insurance and personal injury claims, and fighting tenaciously against insurance companies for rightful compensation. Mr. LaRoche stands as a dedicated advocate, shouldering the burdens of those wrongfully injured or facing mishandled insurance claims, guiding them with unwavering support. Aleeyah Jones is a dedicated and experienced attorney based in Broward County, Florida, with a strong background in litigation, case management, and client advocacy. She has successfully represented clients in various legal matters, ranging from criminal defense to property insurance disputes and personal injury claims. Currently serving as an Associate Attorney at LaRoche Legal Aleeyah specializes in investigating claims, gathering evidence, reviewing medical documents, negotiating settlements, and litigating the cases through resolution. She guides clients through the legal process, ensuring their cases are well-prepared and effectively presented. Mr. Lamour is a dedicated attorney, specializing in property insurance and personal injury law. With nearly five years of experience, he has established himself as a trusted advocate for clients navigating complex legal matters. Known for his thorough understanding of insurance policies, strong advocacy skills, and expertise in resolving underpaid and denied claims, he works tirelessly to ensure that clients receive fair compensation for their claims.