Brett Caballero

Brett Caballero received his Juris Doctor in 2017 from Suffolk University Law School, in Boston, Massachusetts.  Prior to his career as an attorney, Brett served in the U.S. Coast Guard for nearly eight years, during which time he obtained his B.A. in Political Science while on active duty.   His enlistment led to tours in New Jersey, California, Puerto Rico, Miami, Virginia, and South America, where his primary duties involved the coordination and execution of search and rescue, along with narcotics and migrant interdiction missions.  His devoted service resulted in over 1,000 lives and $30 million in property saved and/or assisted, and his receipt of numerous awards and accolades.  During law school, he honed and refined his skills through internships with the First Coast Guard District’s Judge Advocate General’s Office, and Nuñez, Muñoz y Compañía—a private law firm in Santiago, Chile, which specializes in international mergers and acquisitions. 

Since his admission to the Florida Bar in 2017, and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida in 2018, Brett has primarily focused his legal career on representing plaintiffs in civil matters, including those arising from property insurance claims and other contractual disputes, along with claims related to negligence, auto accidents, personal injury, and wrongful death. Brett has developed extensive experience in litigating and preparing cases for trial and he strives to achieve the absolute best results for his clients during all stages of litigation, but also stands ready to fight for a verdict at trial in the event a favorable resolution cannot be obtained through negotiations. 

Brett is fluent in Spanish and is an active member of the Cuban American Bar Association.