Beth Hittel
ATTORNEY
ATTORNEY
Beth Hittel
Attorney Beth Hittel joined Disparti Law Group in January 2011 and focuses her practice in pre-litigation personal injury. She works closely with clients from the very beginning of their case, guiding them through the claims process, communicating with insurance companies, and building strong foundations for successful outcomes.
Prior to joining the firm, Beth worked as a law clerk representing corporate clients in foreclosure proceedings. While the experience sharpened her legal skills, she knew she wanted a career centered around helping individuals, not corporations.
“I didn’t feel like I was helping people as much as I imagined I would in the legal field,” she says. “In this line of work, I get to stand up for people during some of the most difficult times in their lives, and that’s what truly matters to me.”
Beth sees herself as more than just an attorney. She is an advocate and counselor, passionate about supporting individuals whose lives have been disrupted by injury and unexpected hardship. She believes clients deserve clear communication, compassion, and strong representation from day one.
Top Settlements
$500,000 Settlement – Secured for a married couple injured in a serious car accident, providing the compensation they needed to cover medical expenses and move forward.
$350,000 Settlement – Achieved in a complex motor vehicle accident case, delivering a strong financial recovery for her injured client.
Education
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Finance from the University of Central Florida
Juris Doctorate from Florida Coastal School of Law
Memberships
Florida Justice Association
West Pasco Bar Association
National Organization of Social Security Claimant’s Representatives
Rotary Club of Holiday
About Beth Hittel
In her own words
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel” – Maya Angelou
In a profession of helping people, whether injured or disabled, or sometimes both, it is important to me for my clients to know that regardless of the win, the loss, or the injustices that still plague our legal system, they were heard, they were cared for, and their best interests were in mind. At the end of the day, I always hope that each of my clients know how much I truly care about their well-being.