Before personal injury law took all of his attention, he spent two decades in senior leadership across law, healthcare, information technology, and health science. He has also held multiple roles inside this organization, which is an unusual thing for a chief executive to do on purpose. The reason is practical: it is hard to fix a process you have never worked inside of.
What Does the CEO Actually Do Here?
He builds the machinery behind the cases. How quickly a new client gets a callback. How files move between the legal team and the intake team. How records get requested, tracked, and chased when a hospital sits on them. How staff are trained, and how many cases any one person carries.
None of that appears in a settlement letter, and all of it shows up in results.
An injury claim is won in the details. Records requested on time. Treatment documented while it is happening. Deadlines tracked across two states with different rules. Someone picking up the phone when a client calls with a question at 9 p.m.
Alex built the methodical approach the Boohoff Law team uses to work a claim, from the first call through negotiation with an insurance carrier, and through litigation when a carrier refuses to be reasonable.
Why Do Firm Operations Decide Case Outcomes?
Because insurance companies are organized, and most law firms are not.
A carrier evaluating your claim runs on systems: claim scoring, medical record review, internal authority levels, and data from thousands of similar files. A firm that answers that with a stack of paper files and good intentions is going to lose ground it never needed to lose.
The counterweight is process. Every case at Boohoff Law follows a defined path with checkpoints, so nothing sits waiting for someone to remember it. Deadlines are calendared centrally rather than living in one attorney’s head. Medical records are requested early and followed up on a schedule, because a claim cannot be valued from an incomplete chart.
That structure is also what makes honest communication possible. When a client asks where their case stands, the answer exists, and it comes without a week of digging.
What Should a Client Expect From the Firm He Runs?
Communication that does not require chasing. You get a point of contact, updates that include the slow stretches, and answers in plain language instead of legal vocabulary.
You also get flexibility about how that happens. Some clients want a phone call. Others want everything by text or email and find calls intrusive. The firm adapts to the client rather than the reverse.
Three commitments come from the top and apply to every case.
- The consultation is free, and nobody is charged for asking a question.
- Fees are contingent, with the percentage agreed in writing before any work starts.
- And when an injury makes travel difficult, the team goes to the client, at home or in the hospital.
The firm also works in English and Spanish, which matters in Tampa and across Southwest Florida. Insurance and medical vocabulary lose precision in translation, and having attorneys and staff who work in both languages keeps that from costing a client money.
How Has the Firm Grown?
From a small personal injury practice into a two-state firm with offices across Florida and Washington, staffed by attorneys, paralegals, case managers, and an intake team that answers around the clock.
Growth in a law firm is usually where service quality goes to die. More clients, longer hold times, fewer callbacks.
Keeping that from happening is the operational side of Alex’s role: hiring ahead of volume, building case management that flags a stalled file before a client has to ask, and holding caseloads at a level where individual attention is still possible.
The firm’s published results range from $27,000,000 in a catastrophic interstate collision down through a long list of seven-figure and six-figure recoveries for individual clients and families. Past results do not guarantee or predict similar outcomes in future cases.
Where Does the Firm Practice?
Boohoff Law serves clients across Florida and Washington, with the firm’s headquarters in Tampa and additional offices in both states.
In Florida, the team handles personal injury cases across Tampa and Hillsborough County, along with claims from North Port and the surrounding Sarasota County communities. In Washington, the firm works with clients in Seattle, Olympia, and the surrounding region.
Most of the work is motor vehicle related: car, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, bus, pedestrian, and rideshare crashes. The firm also handles wrongful death claims, premises liability, and catastrophic injury cases.
Attorney Tatiana Boohoff, the firm’s founder and managing partner, is admitted in both Florida and Washington and is a Life Member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.
What Does He Do Outside the Firm?
Tennis, fishing, clay shooting, and traveling, usually with family. The competitive streak that shows up on a tennis court is the same one that shows up in a negotiation with an insurance carrier, and it does not switch off on weekends.
Questions People Ask About Working With Boohoff Law
Who will actually handle my case?
Alex leads the firm and the systems behind every case, while the day-to-day work on your file is handled by the attorneys and staff assigned to it. You will know who is working on your case and how to reach them. Attorney Tatiana Boohoff is admitted in Florida and Washington and leads the firm’s legal representation.
What does it cost to talk to the firm?
Nothing. Consultations are free, and the firm works on a contingency fee, with the percentage set in writing before any work begins. Case expenses are advanced by the firm rather than billed to clients while a case is open, so there is no invoice arriving while you are still treating.
Can someone meet with me if I cannot travel?
Yes. The team regularly meets clients at home or in the hospital when injuries make travel difficult, in both Florida and Washington, and the firm answers calls around the clock.
Does the firm handle cases in Spanish?
Yes. Boohoff Law works with clients in English and Spanish, including intake, ongoing communication, and case discussions. That covers the medical and insurance vocabulary where meaning is most often lost.
How long will my case take?
It depends on your medical recovery more than anything else, because a claim cannot be valued responsibly until your doctors know whether you will heal fully or live with limits. Straightforward claims often resolve in months. Serious injury cases take longer, and the firm’s job is to keep you informed through the quiet stretches rather than leaving you guessing.
Talk to Someone Today
Whether you are deciding if you need a lawyer or just want to know what your options are, the first conversation costs nothing and comes with no obligation.
Schedule a free consultation with Alex and the Boohoff Law team, and get a straight answer about where your claim stands.
Past results do not guarantee or predict similar outcomes in future cases.
