Brian LaBovick is a lawyer and entrepreneur who has earned more than $500 million for his clients after establishing his injury law practice in October 1991. Brian graduated the University of Miami School of Law and was inducted into the prestigious Order of the Barrister as the outstanding litigator in his class. Brian was hired by the US Department of Justice, Honors Graduate Program. After leaving government service, Brian started a solo law practice concentrating on consumer justice law. His firm has grown to 10 attorneys and 70 office staff. He is now the CEO of the LaBovick Law Group, as well as an advisory board member at Keiser University’s legal education division. He is a past president of the North Palm Beach County Bar Association, and a former director of the Palm Beach County Justice Association.
In 2009 Mr. LaBovick became the founding member of Gulfstream Outsourcing & Specialized Billing, LLC (www.GO-SB.com) a specialized medical billing company serving medical practices and hospitals from California to Massachusetts to Florida.
In March 2021 Mr. LaBovick published Not a Good Neighbor, a Lawyer’s Guide to Beating Big Insurance by Settling Your Own Auto Accident Case.
Brian LaBovick shows the public how to navigate the pitfalls of an automobile accident case without using an attorney. Brian shares stories from nearly three decades in practice to help anyone maximize the benefits available through that complicated process.
In June 2021 Mr. LaBovick and Tara Applebaum, former Executive Director of the Dori Saves Lives Foundation, founded the Safety4Life Foundation (www.Safety4Life.org) The mission of Safety 4 Life is to save young lives through impactful education. The foundation teaches children, ages 12 through 18 to handle issues related to internet safety, human trafficking, road safety & police interaction safety. The Foundation has become the hub for all safety related programming in Palm Beach County and is supported by major insurance companies, the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, The Human Trafficking Safety Commission, the Safety Council of Palm Beach County, Tenet Hospital Systems, the PACE Center for Girls, and the Palm Beach County School System. The foundation has supported 26 local high schools with programs in the first semester 2021-2022 school year.