Erica D. Johnson
Top rated Estate Planning & Probate attorney in Fort Myers, Florida
Practice Areas:
Estate planning & probate,
Elder law,
Business organizations,
Contracts,
Trusts,
Wills
Education Qualification:
Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law
Practice Areas:
Estate planning & probate,
Elder law,
Business organizations,
Contracts,
Trusts,
Wills
10181 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Suite CFort Myers, Florida, 33966
First Admitted: 2013, Florida
Professional Webpage: https://www.dorceylaw.com/about-us/erica-d-johnson/
Bar / Professional Activity:
- Florida
Special Licenses / Certifications:
- 2013-Present - Licensed in Middle District of Florida, Federal Court, 2013
Pro bono / Community Service:
- Special Equestrians - Vice President of the Board of Directors, 2025
- Special Equestrians - Vice President of the Board of Directors, 2024
- Special Equestrians - Vice President of the Board of Directors, 2023
- Special Equestrians - Vice President of the Board of Directors, 2022
- Special Equestrians - Vice President of the Board of Directors, 2021
- Special Equestrians - Board Member on the annual Taste of Love fundraiser Committee, 2020
- Special Equestrians - Member of the Board of Directors, 2020
- Special Equestrians - Appointed to the Board of Directors, 2019
- Special Equestrians - Board Member on the annual Taste of Love fundraiser Committee, 2019
- Special Equestrians - Ring Volunteer during lessons as a sidewalker or horse leader, 2019
Honors:
- Florida Rising Starts, Super Lawyers, 2024
- Florida Rising Stars, Super Lawyers, 2023
- Florida Rising Stars, Super Lawyers, 2022
Educational Background:
- Bachelor's in Sociology from University of Florida - Graduated Cum Laude, 2004-2008
- Juris Doctor from Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law, 2009-2012
Other Outstanding Achievements:
- In the May 2019 issue of the Lee County Bar Association publication, Res Gestae, I was featured in an Article entitled "Equestrian, Esq." highlighting local attorney equestrians and the overlapping skills, focus, discipline, preparation, etiquette, and strength required for both practicing law and being a competitive equestrian. In addition, my horse and I are the featured photo on the first page of the Article. https://issuu.com/leecountybar/docs/rg_2019may_20190422_web_final, 2019
- Research Assistant to Professor Marc Edelman for a publication in Harvard Law Review (2012)A Short Treatise on Fantasy Sports and the Law: How America Regulates its New National Pastime, 2012
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