Catherine Little Hunt

Dr. Little-Hunt has extensive experience in helping injured parties seek their legal benefits and obtain justice from insurance carriers. As both an attorney and a certified teacher in the state of Florida, Catherine is proud to not only fight for her clients in court but to also help educate our state's youth in their understanding of the law and specifically their rights as set forth under our nation's Constitution. Dr. Little-Hunt holds a Law Degree from Capital University Law School and a Doctorate in Policy Analysis from Walden University.

• Litigation

• Free Consultation
  One free consultation is always given prior to a client hiring our firm.
• Contingent Fees
  Contingent fees are used with both personal injury claims and workers' compensation claims.
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  In all other areas of law from family law to wills and estates, a retainer fee arrangement is agreed upon with the client.

Florida

Since 2000

Ohio

Since 1997

Federal Court, Northern District of Ohio

Since 1998

President and Chief Operating Officer

HLH Law Group

Current

HLH Law Group is a boutique law practice dedicated to helping citizens in Naples, Florida who need an attorney on their side. Areas of practice range from personal injury and workers' compensation to family law matters and wills/estates. HLH Law Group is ALL ABOUT YOU.

Walden University

Ph.D. (2017) | Policy Analysis

2013 - 2017

Honors: summa cum laude

Capital University Law School

J.D. (1997) | General Litigation and Corporation Law

1994 - 1997

Honors: Order of the Barristers

Activities: Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Team Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

Denison University

B.A. (1993) | Political Science

1991 - 1993

Golden Apple Award Winner for Excellence in Teaching

Champions for Learning

2013

Catherine became a certified teacher in criminal law to bring legal awareness to the youth of our county. After practicing as a prosecutor, Catherine became aware of the importance of education in the prevention of juvenile delinquency.

Florida State Bar  # 238030

Member

2000 - Current

Ohio State Bar  # 0068391

Member

1997 - Current

Silent Policy Feedback Through School Choice

SchloarWorks

July 27, 2017

Seminar Speaker, Emmanuel Communities Legal Education Series, 15205 Collier Blvd, Naples, FL 34119

March 26, 2017

The attorneys of HLH Law Group will be speaking at 1 PM on the topic of immigration law. Open to walk-ins.

Seminar Speaker, Emmanuel Communities Legal Education Series, 15205 Collier Blvd, Naples, FL 34119

March 19, 2017

The attorneys of HLH Law Group will be speaking at 1 PM on the topic of tenant rights. Open to walk-ins.

Seminar Speaker, Emmanuel Lutheran Church Series on Legal Education, 777 Mooring Line Drive Naples FL 34102

March 28, 2017

The attorneys of HLH Law Group will be speaking at 1 PM on the topic of insurance and personal injury law. Open to walk-ins.

Seminar Speaker, Emmanuel Lutheran Church Series on Legal Education, 777 Mooring Line Drive Naples FL 34102

March 7, 2017

The attorneys of HLH Law Group will be speaking at 1 PM on the topic of wills and estates. Open to walk-ins.

Criminal Justice Operations Vocational Instructor

Collier County Schools, Florida

Professional Teaching Certification - Social Science

Florida Department of Education

Q. I a case of workmans compensation after a settlement is done and the judge sign the order (June 5th) and give the payor

August 13, 2017

A: Actually, it depends on what you agreed to in the documents you signed for settlement. If there is no reference to a time period within which the lump sum settlement is to be paid by the Employer/Carrier, and assuming you are represented by counsel in this settlement, the carrier has 14 days to make payment of the monies due to your attorney's office. That time period commences after the Judge of Compensation Claims signs the order on attorney fees.I will presume that if the Judge signed your Motion for Attorney Fees back on June 5, as you type, you have since received your resolution. Best of luck.

Q. I just completed my Workers Comp Mediation 08/3/17 My case favored me from the beginning. When will I receive my check

August 13, 2017

A: It sounds as though you are not happy with the agreement you made at mediation. There are still documents you will need to sign with the carrier and your attorney, and the judge will still need to approve the attorney fee being payed to your attorney. You need to discuss these concerns with your attorney directly before these final steps are taken and seek out your options. You may want to consider having a free consultation with another attorney in your area to discuss your options. Typically a settlement includes both loss wage considerations and medical and thus it is rare for the entire amount to be put in a Medicare Set Aside. I wish you well.

Q. I fractured my Ankle 3/16 and received Therapy, I'm having pain in my right leg and thigh they refuse to cover me

August 12, 2017

A: The insurance carrier has the right to accept or deny a workers' compensation claim. If you believe your injury should be covered, then you should seek legal counsel to assist you in filing the necessary legal documents to advance your case to a hearing before a judge of compensation claims. The law is very clear as to what injuries are covered and which are not and an attorney can help walk you through the process. Based on your question, and without seeing the denial form from the carrier and medical records to date, I cannot answer for you whether you have a right to worker's compensation for your injury or not. But again, seek legal counsel as soon as possible so that they can review the facts of your case and the documentation pertaining thereto. There is a statute of limitation on workers' compensation claims and thus I advise you reach out to an attorney next week and not wait. I wish you all the best. ... Read More