Peter Leo-George Tragos

Peter L. Tragos is a Partner at the Law Offices of Tragos, Sartes & Tragos, in Clearwater, Florida. Peter joined the firm immediately following his graduation from Florida State University College of Law in May of 2013. After two years of hard work and successful results, Peter was named the youngest partner in firm history at the age of 27. Peters focuses his entire practice on fighting for injured victims of wrongful death, car accident, and premises liability cases. As far back as law school, Mr. Tragos has been drawn to perfecting the craft of trial work. Mr. Tragos won a national championship while on the mock trial team at Florida State University College of Law, and has tried a host of cases from federal to state and criminal to civil. Recently, Mr. Tragos has expanded his research and education by reviewing and breaking down other trials on his YouTube channel the “Lawyer You Know”. Trial work is his passion and he has been a member of the Florida Bar Association Civil Procedure Rules Committee for a number of years working to edit and create the best, and most just, civil rules for the entire state. While in Law School at Florida State, Peter was a member of the Trial Advocacy team where he participated and won the National Championship at the California Attorneys for Criminal Justice National Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition held in San Francisco, California (). Peter was also a member of Florida State’s Moot Court team and received a Best Oralist award at the Tulane Mardi Gras Sports Law Competition (). While at Florida State, Peter received the O’Ryan Law Firm Constitutional Law Book Award for receiving the highest grade in his Constitutional Law I class and was recognized for his distinguished pro bono service. During Law School, Peter worked for the Sixth Circuit State Attorney's office where he was certified as a legal intern. During his time at the State Attorney's Office, Peter successfully tried numerous criminal cases. Peter focuses his practice on Personal Injury Litigation as well as State and Federal Criminal Defense. His substantial trial training in law school makes him particularly effective at analyzing allegations to identify inconsistencies and weaknesses in the pleadings of opposing parties. Peter clerked at two esteemed law firms while attending Florida State. In Tallahassee, Peter clerked for Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Foster, & Gwartney, P.A. where he was involved in criminal cases, medical malpractice litigation, and personal injury litigation. In addition, Peter was a law clerk in the summers for the Law Offices of Tragos & Sartes, P.L. where he actively participated in all phases of both State and Federal complex litigations and prosecutions under the training and supervision of his father, acclaimed lawyer George E. Tragos. Peter is not only an accomplished leader amongst young lawyers, but he is also a husband and father who understands the impact of his work on the lives of his clients.