Campione Law marks 10 years and expands across seven states

Campione Law is celebrating its 10th anniversary with offices in Florida, Georgia, Nevada and California, plus attorneys licensed in seven states. The Jacksonville-founded firm says the milestone reflects a decade of investment in staffing, technology and legal resources to serve more complex cases.

Why it matters: - Campione Law’s growth shows how a Jacksonville-founded firm has scaled from a local practice into a multi-state operation with broader reach. - The expansion matters for clients facing serious injuries, disabilities and other complex claims because the firm says it has built more staffing, technology and case-handling capacity around those matters. - The firm now operates from Florida to California and is licensed for work across seven states, widening access to its services.

What happened: - Campione Law, P.A. marked its 10-year anniversary on September 29, 2026. - The firm was founded in 2016 by attorney Chris Campione in Jacksonville, Florida. - Jacksonville remains the firm’s headquarters. - The firm has offices throughout Florida and in Savannah, Georgia; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Newport Beach, California. - Campione Law’s attorneys also practice in South Carolina, Alabama and Arizona.

The details: - The firm says its original goal was to provide strong legal representation while keeping clients in direct contact with the lawyers handling their cases. - Over the past decade, the firm has invested in attorneys, staff, technology, intake and client communication systems, operational infrastructure and specialized legal resources. - Campione Law now represents individuals and families in personal injury, workers’ compensation, Social Security Disability, VA disability claims, property insurance claims, medical malpractice and other complex matters. - The firm says those investments were meant to expand capability without making clients feel like case numbers. - Campione Law also describes itself as a Jacksonville-headquartered firm built to handle serious and complex claims with personalized representation and broader resources.

Between the lines: - The anniversary is being framed as a proof point for a business model that pairs personal service with scale. - Chris Campione said the firm’s growth was designed to build more capability around the client, not just become bigger. - The company’s messaging suggests the next stage of growth will focus on specialization and infrastructure rather than geographic expansion alone.

What’s next: - Campione Law plans to keep investing in its people, expanding its capabilities and developing specialized areas of representation. - The firm says new initiatives representing the next chapter of the business will be announced in the days ahead. - Chris Campione said the firm is using its first decade as a foundation for bigger plans in the years ahead.

The bottom line: - Campione Law is turning a 10-year milestone into a launchpad for deeper specialization and continued multi-state expansion. - More information: Campione Law’s website.