Jeremy Lasnetski

Mr. Lasnetski has been practicing law in Jacksonville for over 20 years. He focuses his practice in the areas of criminal defense and immigration law. Mr. Lasnetski received his Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from the University of Florida in 1997. Mr. Lasnetski went on to obtain his Juris Doctor (a law degree) and an M.B.A. (Master's of Business Administration) from the University of Florida in 2001. In law school at UF, he received the Book Award in Torts, which is presented to the student with the highest grade in the class.

After graduation, Mr. Lasnetski accepted a position as a prosecutor at the State Attorney's Office in Jacksonville. During the next 6 1/2 years, Mr. Lasnetski tried more than 50 criminal trials, including more than 40 felony trials. Those trials have included First Degree Murder, Armed Robbery, Trafficking, Domestic Battery, DUI and many other charges. During his career at the State Attorney's Office, Mr. Lasnetski gained experience in the Misdemeanor unit, the Felony unit, the Gun unit, the Special Prosecution unit, and the Repeat Offender unit. He was promoted in 2007 to Division Chief of the Repeat Offender Unit.  To date, Mr. Lasnetski has tried more than 70 criminal trials in both State and Federal court. 

Mr. Lasnetski was also a full time member of the Homicide Prosecution Team. As a member of that team, Mr. Lasnetski would respond to the scene of homicides and participate in the law enforcement investigation from start to finish. After the investigation concluded, Mr. Lasnetski would determine whether prosecution was warranted. If so, he would maintain control of the case throughout the entire criminal process, from beginning of investigation through sentencing.

Mr. Lasnetski has also dedicated his practice to the representation of individuals with a variety of immigration needs. Mr. Lasnetski is a longstanding member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). As our experienced Jacksonville Immigration Lawyer, he helps people that are seeking visas, extensions, change or adjustment of status, naturalization, consular processing, and many more benefit side immigration issues, as well as represents those that have received a notice to appear or are being detained for potential removal or deportation, including bond hearings, removal hearings and more.