Luis Stabinski
Fifty-six years at the Florida bar — the longest-licensed lawyer on this site. Florida's ten-year window therefore covers 18% of his career, the same fraction it covers of Gerson's, and for the same reason.
The bar record
The Florida Bar
What ten years does and doesn’t cover
The Florida Bar publishes a 10-Year Discipline History. Not a career — ten years. That is the single most important thing to understand about every Florida listing on this site.
Luis Stabinski was admitted 18 May 1970. Ten published years is roughly 18% of that career. The remaining 82% is not a suspicion of anything — it is simply a period The Florida Bar does not publish, and we are not going to present a partial window as a whole one.
The same limit is why Gerson’s listing reports a 2018 suspension and says plainly that everything before 2016 is outside what we can see.
So read the badge narrowly. It means a human opened The Florida Bar register on 29 July 2026 and read what it says about Luis Stabinski: member in good standing, eligible to practise, and no discipline inside the published window. It does not mean we have judged the quality of representation.
Background
His register records the firm as Stabinski & Funt, P.A. The firm's public site trades as Stabinski Law. Both give the same Miami address.Reported
The site says he founded the practice in 1970 as Stabinski & Associates, that he still personally inspects products in the firm's product liability cases, and that he is a certified circuit court mediator and arbitrator.Reported
It also publishes specific settlement and payout figures from a case more than twenty years ago. We print no settlement figures.Reported
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