Jonah M. Wolfson
Managing Partner, Personal Injury Attorney
Florida Bar admission: 2001
Office: West Palm Beach, Florida (by appointment) · 561-782-1585
Languages: English, Spanish
As managing partner, Jonah Wolfson sets the direction of Wolfson & Leon and still carries his own caseload. His work runs from the first phone call with a client to the courtroom: going through hospital records and crash reports, preparing demands to insurers, deposing drivers, property managers, and corporate witnesses, and filing suit when an insurance company will not pay fair value.
He knows how the other side thinks because he worked there. After his admission to The Florida Bar in 2001, Jonah spent three years defending insurance carriers at a Miami litigation firm. Since 2005 he has represented injured people and nobody else. As a law student at Chicago-Kent, he interned with the Cook County Public Defender and tried cases through to verdict.
A Miami native, Jonah served two terms on the Miami Beach City Commission from 2007 to 2015, chairing committees on land use, finance, flooding, and sustainability. He is an Eagle Member of the Florida Justice Association and is admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, the federal court that sits in West Palm Beach for Palm Beach County cases.
He reviews articles on this site the same way he reviews a case: the answer has to be the one he would give a client sitting across from him.
Admissions
- Florida, 2001
- U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, 2014
Education
- J.D., Chicago-Kent College of Law, 2001
- B.A., English, Boston College, 1997
Memberships and certifications
- Florida Justice Association, Eagle Member (since 2015)
Handles
Articles by Jonah Wolfson
Personal injury Florida's two-year deadline for injury lawsuits after HB 837: what Palm Beach County residents need to know
For injuries caused by negligence on or after March 24, 2023, Florida generally allows two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit (Fla.…
Slip and fall Slipped in a West Palm Beach supermarket or store? Florida's spill rule and why the video matters fast
Under Fla. Stat. § 768.0755, a person who slips on a transitory foreign substance in a business must prove the business had actual or constructive…
Car accidents Car accident in West Palm Beach: what to do in the first 14 days
Get examined by a doctor, hospital, urgent care or other qualifying provider within 14 days of the crash, because Florida's no-fault law ends your…