Nicolás Echevarria
Nine years at the Florida bar — and that is the point. Florida publishes ten years of discipline history, so for him alone on this site the window covers his entire career. “None” means none, ever, rather than none lately.
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.
For Nicolás Echevarria, and for nobody else on this site, that limitation does not bite. He was admitted in 2016 — 9 years ago. Ten years of published history covers his entire career. When his record says “None”, it means none, ever, and not merely none lately.
Compare that with Luis Stabinski, 56 years admitted, where the same word covers 18% of the career, or with Philip Gerson, where the window is what let a 2018 suspension sit inside it while everything before 2016 sits outside.
So read the badge narrowly. It means a human opened The Florida Bar register on 29 July 2026 and read what it says about Nicolás Echevarria: 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
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