Since I was a child I've always questioned “why” society’s rules are the way they are, and “how” I could help people with their problems during difficult times in their lives. Now as an attorney, it is an incredible feeling to be part of helping someone get their life “back on track”. I take very seriously the trust my clients place in me as their legal advocate, and my goal is to give them “hope” in what they perceive to be a hopeless situation"

Michael Broussard has lived in Nassau County and represented injured and disabled people throughout North Florida for the past 30 years, after graduating from Louisiana State University College of Law with a Juris Doctorate Degree in 1991.

He also earned an undergraduate degree from Louisiana Tech University in 1986. He then attended graduate school at Mississippi State University and completed his Master's Degree in 1987 in Forestry Economics & Management.

He is the Treasurer of the Nassau County Bar Association and member of the Florida Justice Association, an organization committed to protecting the rights of injured individuals.

Community involvement is a very important part of his life. He is a dedicated member at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Fernandina Beach, cooking meals for the homeless, volunteering with EYC (Episcopal Youth Community) and serving as an usher and lector during services. Michael is also an active member of the Amelia Island Runners Club, and volunteers in several community support organizations.