Trial Attorney

Alazay Ventura-Coffey

On his first day as a sworn attorney, Alazay Ventura-Coffey co-chaired a Broward County jury trial that returned $1,387,060.58. He has built every case that way since.

That verdict came out of the propane explosion case, tried with Richard Pravato and Brett Yonon as lead counsel. It is not a typical start to a career, and it set how he works now: the file gets built for a jury from the first week, whether or not it ever reaches one. The insurance company deals with him rather than with you while that happens.

A Miami native and a lifelong South Florida resident, he brings a background in business administration and marketing to the way he builds a case, which in practice means thinking about how a file will be presented long before anyone is in a courtroom. He lives in Hollywood, Florida with his fiancée, Rachel.

Most of what he handles is car accident claims, falls and general negligence matters, and he will tell you on the first call whether you have one worth bringing.