is a trial attorney with Freedland Harwin Gander Valori, PL. She represents individuals harmed by the negligence of others, including personal injury, product liability, nursing home negligence, and medical malpractice cases. Ms. Gunion's prior experience includes representing plaintiffs and defendants in complex construction cases, breach of contract claims, and other business disputes. She graduated cum laude from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in telecommunications. Ms. Gunion then earned her Juris Doctor from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center. She is admitted to practice law in Florida, including the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida, and the United States Supreme Court. Ms. Gunion is a member of the American Bar Association and serves on the Professionalism, Lawyer Referral, and Technology committees for the Broward County Bar Association.

is a partner in Berger Singerman LLP's Miami office. Board-certified by The Florida Bar in intellectual property law, and a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, she has more than 25 years of experience. Ms. Howard Tandy has handled corporate, licensing and litigation matters involving the internet, social media, privacy, intellectual property and tech law issues, for large and small corporate clients and individuals, from retail stores to groundbreaking online content creators, as well as hotels, restaurants, jewelry designers, educators, podcasters, website and app developers, novelists, theatrical producers and an Emmy-award winning makeup artist. She has worked with content creators, technology builders, individual business owners, and large corporations to successfully protect websites, apps, copyrights and trademarks. Since the 1990s, Ms. Howard Tandy's work has included the creation of terms of service and privacy policies and best practices, as well as creating website accessibility policies and general internet policies and procedures for companies such as The Bump, the Organization for Transformative Works and Delivery Dudes. She has filed hundreds of trademark applications, litigated before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, World Intellectual Property Organization, and in federal and Florida courts, created and negotiated license agreements and assignments, and protected the rights of clients around the world.

is co-managing shareholder of Carlton Fields's Miami office. Her practice focuses on white collar criminal defense and complex corporate and government investigations. For more than a decade, Ms. Singh Johannes served as an assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida, trying dozens of federal jury trials and handling appellate matters before the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. In her distinguished career as a federal prosecutor, she investigated, indicted, and tried cases involving crimes such as fraud and money laundering, espionage, civil rights, arms trafficking, human trafficking, and violent crimes. Ms. Singh Johnnes has deep knowledge and experience with all phases of government investigations, from grand jury inquiries to monthlong jury trials, and has a close working relationship with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, such as the FBI and HSI. She served as the Southern District of Florida's Project Safe Childhood coordinator, assisting federal agents and human trafficking prosecutors with training and case preparedness, as well as handling the intake of all child exploitation and human trafficking cases in Miami. Ms. Singh Johannes earned the prestigious Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Service for her work prosecuting Christopher R. Glenn, a U.S. citizen and department of defense contractor who committed a host of national security, fraud, money laundering, and human trafficking violations. Prior to serving as a federal prosecutor she was a senior associate at Kirkland & Ellis LLP in New York.

is CEO of Garrett Discovery, a litigation focused computer forensics company. He has a background in the U.S. Navy and was the principal of the largest eDiscovery installation in the world (until 2014). Mr. Garrett has processed over 1000 cases and testified in over 145. He provides complex litigation services globally.

is a seasoned eDiscovery professional, currently serving as a senior eDiscovery project manager at Carlton Fields. He has 15 years of experience in project management, pre-sales, business and project-level support, and the analysis and implementation of emerging and future-state eDiscovery technology. Mr. Rodriguez also has extensive experience with advanced analytics, computer forensics, early data assessment, highly complex projects and multi-matter evidence repositories. He previously worked as a senior discovery services engineer - global operations lead at KrolLDiscovery and lead discovery analyst at Trialgraphix. Mr. Rodriguez earned his B.S. degree in computer and systems engineering with a focus on computer science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

is an attorney with Gunster's West Palm Beach office. His practice focuses on business and commercial litigation. Mr. Childress spent time at the Alachua County Public Defender's Office, prior to joining Gunster. He earned his J.D. and B.A. degrees at University of Florida and is admitted to practice in Florida. Mr. Childress is also a classically trained pianist ad carillonneur.

is an attorney with Bonezzi Switzer Polito & Perry. He focuses his practice on medical malpractice and toxic tort litigation defense. Mr. Dunnell earned his J.D. degree at Case Western Reserve University and his B.A. degree from Cleveland State University.

is a shareholder in Marshall Dennehey's Appellate Advocacy and Post-Trial Practice Group in the Professional Liability Department. She is board certified in Appellate Practice by the Florida Bar. Kimberly has litigated numerous appeals in Florida state and federal appellate courts. These cases span across a variety of practices including, medical malpractice, construction defect, insurance coverage, bad faith, maritime, aviation, and premises liability. In addition to her extensive appellate practice, she provides litigation support in insurance coverage, construction defect, premises liability, casualty, professional malpractice, and bad faith cases. Kimberly is Vice Chair of the Florida Bar's Appellate Practice Section's CLE Committee and past chair of the Pro Bono and Programs Committees. She is also the Treasurer of the Florida Supreme Court Historical Society. Kimberly has an AV Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating for professional competence. Kimberly earned her J.D. at University of Miami School of Law and is admitted to practice in Florida and in the Third and Eleventh Circuit Courts of Appeal.