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Kim’s practice focuses on counseling the firm’s clients regarding bankruptcy, personal injury and business matters. Prior to joining the Law Office of Kim Parker, P.A., Kim was a Trial Attorney with the Law Offices of Norris C. Ramsey, P.A., where she litigated various matters in the Circuit and District Courts of Maryland. Kim is an experienced Trial Attorney who has tried numerous cases in the District and before juries in Circuit Courts of Maryland. She is a well-respected lawyer and litigator.

The Perecman Firm, P.L.L.C. is a personal injury law firm in NYC with a focus on construction accidents, workers compensation, and motor vehicle accidents. Our attorneys are ready to help you recover money for your injuries. Contact us today for a free case review. The Perecman Firm, P.L.L.C. 250 West 57th Street, Suite 401, New York, NY 10107, United States (212) 977-7033 https://www.perecman.com/ https://g.page/Perecman?share https://www.google.com/maps?cid=2223704591367808944

Attorney Newman is the founder of the Law Office of Annette Newman, LLC, located at One SE Ocean Boulevard in Stuart, Florida.  Attorney's primary practice areas include Employment/Labor Law, Civil Rights Law (including housing and public accommodations discrimination); Family Law; Civil Litigation, Small Claims, and Collections.  If you are the victim of discrimination based on your race, color, national origin, age, disability, religion, veteran status, pregnancy, or sexual orientation, contact the Law Office of Annette Newman, LLC for assistance.   The firm also represents clients in unpaid wage claims, whistleblower claims, sexual harassment, wrongful termination, harassment, retaliation, hostile work environment, as well as many other employment law disputes.

Phillip C. Hamilton is an experienced trial attorney and litigator in the areas of complex state and federal criminal defense, civil rights actions, Title IX Investigations, and contractual disputes. Phillip began his legal career at The Bronx Defenders, working within its world-renowned Criminal Defense Practice. While there, he successfully defended over 2,000 clients, and tried several cases to acquittal. As a supervisor, Phillip taught the art of criminal defense to a team of Ivy League-educated lawyers, and had his work featured in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, and BuzzFeed News. Since entering private practice, Phillip has primarily defended white-collar professionals, corporate executives, professional athletes, and celebrities, charged with serious, high-profile offenses. His successes include a full acquittal for a senior financial analyst charged with attempted murder, the full dismissal of criminal charges for the son of a very prominent New York City attorney, and a number of favorably negotiated pleas for international dignitaries hailing from Luxembourg, Turkey, and South Africa. In the post Me-Too era, Phillip has become known for passionately defending dozens of individuals - including both men, and women - who have been wrongly alleged to have committed acts of sexual misconduct. As an external Title IX Advisor for New York University, Phillip regularly represents college students upon allegations of serious sexual misconduct under the Code of Federal Regulations. Outside of the courtroom, Phillip is an Adjunct Professor of Law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, and regularly guest lectures trial advocacy and negotiation seminars in law schools around the New York City metropolitan area. He proudly serves on the board of the Metropolitan Black Bar Association where he has screened and interviewed judicial candidates vying for election to the New York State Supreme Court, and has testified in support of systemic reform to the New York State Senate Standing Committee on the Judiciary. Phillip regularly appears as a legal analyst across cable platforms, including BBC World News, ABC World News, Fox News Channel, CourtTV, and the Law and Crime Network.

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Corlie McCormick Jr. is the founding member of the McCormick Law Firm.  Corlie has more than a decade of experience as a civil litigator, trial attorney, appellate advocate, and legal advisor. Prior to establishing the McCormick Firm, Corlie represented State government and its agencies as a Maryland Assistant Attorney General.  Corlie concluded that the resources available to individuals (often adversaries of the State), were so inadequate, that justice demanded the inception of a new civil rights and employment law practice. For this reason, the McCormick Law Firm is dedicated to obtaining justice for individual victims of illegal discrimination, sexual harassment, and other civil rights violations -- individuals who are often unable to fight for themselves.

I knew I wanted to be a trial attorney when I saw Blair Underwood and Jimmy Smits on L.A. Law.  I have had over 30 jury trials working for the City of New York, an insurance defense firm and the Oregon Department of Justice.  Performing in front of a jury is one of the most satisfying experiences I’ve ever had—win or lose.  I think I am an actor at my core.  Odd because I am also a cinephile:  I love movies by Clint Eastwood, Akira Kurosawa, Antoine Fuqua and John Woo.  I sympathize with the tortured hero and the lost cause. I am a devout capitalist; hate bullies; root for the underdog; and believe in the system.  Reasons why I became the first Director of Civil Rights for the Oregon Attorney General.  Before moving to Oregon, I drafted judicial opinions as a Principal Law Clerk for a New York State Supreme Court Justice.  I started my legal career as a litigation associate at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, after graduating from law school.  I now have a general practice law firm, HARMON JOHNSON LLC, that focuses on discrimination, civil rights violations and wage theft. I also love teaching.  Several women in my family were teachers and professors.  This inspired me to be an adjunct professor, and a high school and college trial advocacy Coach.  I have also taught trial skills to attorneys from across the country as a National Attorney General Training and Research Institute faculty member.  I am a Libra.  And I love to cook, write and do home improvements in my spare time.  I have sworn off Starbucks, Waffle House, and Hobby Lobby to name a few.  I also refuse to watch anything NFL—games, highlights, updates, documentaries, etc.—until Colin Kaepernick gets at least a try-out.

Roosevelt Jean, Esq. is  a Certified Civil Trial Attorney who has prepared hundreds of cases for trial and obtained numerous successful jury verdicts and favorable resolutions. His practice has focused on representing individuals and government entities in high exposure cases arising out of catastrophic personal injury, products liability, complex civil litigation, labor & employment, civil rights, professional liability, and other commercial litigation. Recognizing his extensive trial experience, the New Jersey Supreme Court has twice designated him a Certified Civil Trial Attorney, an distinction shared by approximately 2% of New Jersey lawyers. From 2010 – 2014, the New Jersey Supreme Court also appointed him to the District IIA Ethics Committee, which investigates claims of unethical attorney conduct. As a result of my early career accomplishments, the New Jersey Law Journal named him to their "New Leaders of the Bar" list. Formerly known as “40 Under 40,” the list identifies a select group of distinguished young attorneys for their outstanding career achievements and contribution to the legal community through leadership in the bar. This honor followed his 2010, 2011, and 2013 designation by New Jersey Monthly Magazine as one of the New Jersey Super Lawyers® - “Rising Stars” in the field of general litigation. In addition to his active practice, Roosevelt serves as a City of Englewood Planning Board member,  and he regularly partners with youth education organizations as a member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. (Englewood-Teaneck Alumni Chapter).

Jason A. Grant, a native of the Bronx, New York, is a 2002 graduate of the College of Arts & Sciences at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a minor in African American Studies. Upon graduating from Syracuse University, Jason enrolled at Howard University School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctorate in May 2005. Jason began his legal career as an associate attorney at The Law Offices of Glenn S. Wainer. While pursuing his legal career, Jason worked part-time as a school coordinator for a reading mentorship program at Walker Jones Education Center for the non-profit organization, Everybody Wins DC! Jason is a founding partner of The DGO Law Group, PLLC. His practice areas include employment law, civil rights, family law, personal injury, criminal law and general civil litigation. From 2010 – 2012, Jason was the Chairperson for the Washington Bar Association Young Lawyers Division (WBAYLD). Through his involvement with the WBAYLD, Jason has coordinated various events, programs and committees, including the Raising the Bar Mentorship Program, “Tips from the Bench: Becoming a Judge,” “Surviving and Thriving Solo: Success Strategies for Solo Practitioners” and the 15th Anniversary Celebration of the Young Lawyers Division. Jason also has mentored high school students at Thurgood Marshall Academy Charter School in Washington, DC. Currently, Jason is President of the Howard University School of Law Alumni Club of Greater Washington, DC. In 2013, Jason was named to the Lawyers of Color Inaugural Hot List, which recognizes early to mid-career attorneys who are excelling in the legal profession. Jason is a member of the board of directors for the WBAYLD, WBA Educational Foundation, and an advisory board member for Sadiki Educational Safaris. Jason has self-published two books of poetry, "My Life, My World, My Truth" in 2010 and “Reflections in the Sun, Volume 1: The Love Poems” in 2015.

Dynamic and Successful solo attorney specializing in Entertainment, Employment, and Business transactions and litigation.

I am a Department of the Interior Attorney and works in its Office of the Solicitor (SOL). I was initially hired as an Honors Attorney which allowed me to work on legal issues for each division within SOL. After spending a few years in the office's Division of General law building an expertise on the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), the Privacy Act and appropriations law, I joined the Division of Parks and Wildlife. My primary client is the National Park Service (NPS) and the United States Park Police (USPP).  I advise the NPS and USPP on issues concerning the First Amendment and law enforcement. I am a former co-chair of the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division-Government, Military, Public Sector Lawyers Committee, CLEO Scholar, and a graduate of Morehouse College and Howard University School of Law. 

Elaine L. Thompson has been practicing law since 1989. She began her legal career working as an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Appeals Division of the Florida Attorney General's Office in Tampa. Over the next ten years, Ms. Thompson continued to develop her legal skills and knowledge while working in the Employment Discrimination Section and the Office of Civil Rights where she represented the State, State agencies, and State employees in appellate, trial, and federal habeas corpus proceedings. After honing her craft with the Florida Attorney General's Office, attorney Thompson worked in private practice representing parties in workers compensation matters, criminal appeals, civil appeals, civil litigation, and family appeals. Ms. Thompson worked briefly at the Fulton County District Attorney's Office. Upon her return to Florida, she worked at a private law firm which handled cases involving medical malpractice, personal injury, and limited appeals. From there she joined the Office of the Public Defender in Tampa where she served as a supervisor of the Appellate Division, represented clients in Baker Act proceedings, and handled post-conviction matters. After practicing law for more than twenty-five years, Ms. Thompson decided to focus her practice on the most rewarding work she performs as a lawyer - appellate cases. Having attended law school because of her interest in constitutional law, she continues to pursue work related to constitutional claims, civil liberties, disability rights, education rights, and individual property rights. In addition to appeals, Ms. Thompson provides litigation support to trial lawyers.

If you are facing a federal crime, Dimitri Dube can provide you with the aggressive defense you need. Regardless of the nature of the alleged offense, I am dedicated to winning criminal cases, and, at the very least, minimizing the negative consequences of any criminal defense matter.  I am not intimidated by the prosecution. I will investigate your case and find the flaws in the Government’s theories, find witnesses and arrange expert testimony on your behalf, and do everything possible to achieve preferred outcomes. As you can see below, my results speak for themselves. Call now for your free consultation. REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE Dimitri has gotten cases dismissed, lesser charges, probation, and argued for much lesser sentences for his clients: Dismissals and Not Guilty Verdicts United States v. Jerry Gomina: Dimitri was part of a criminal defense team who won a complete "Not Guilty" verdict in a federal criminal trial accusing Mr. Gomina of gun smuggling. At trial, Dimitri and the defense team were able to show that the federal ATF agent and the informant had given false testimony. A federal not guilty verdict is a rare occurrence (less than 1% of federal criminal cases end up with not guilty verdicts), and Dimitri is one of the few attorneys who have obtained one. United States v. Washington:  Dimitri obtained a dismissal of this federal drug conspiracy case, where the defendant was a possible career offender who faced up to life in prison. United States v. Weatherford: The Government indicted Defendant on a drug conspiracy that carried a minimum 5 years and maximum 40 year term of imprisonment. At the preliminary hearing, Dimitri convinced the Judge that the Government had not shown that Defendant actively participated in drug conspiracy and was not merely present at the scene of a drug transaction. In rare move, the Court dismissed complaint against Defendant. United States v. Henderson: Defendant was charged with social security fraud, and originally faced up to 5 years imprisonment.   The case was dismissed after the client successfully completed pretrial diversion that Dimitri successfully negotiated. Lesser Charges United States v. Heath:  Defendant was originally indicted for bank fraud and faced a recommended sentence of more than 10 years.  Dimitri successfully negotiated lesser charges and client received only 2 years. United States v. Bash:  Defendant faced a recommended sentence of 9 years for theft and identity theft.  After intense and ongoing negotiations, Dimitri successfully negotiated a plea for a lesser charge. Defendant was sentenced to an 11 months time-served sentence. United States v. [Undisclosed]: Defendant originally faced a sentence of 10 years for drug charges.  Dimitri negotiated lesser charges and client now faces less than 2 years in prison. Probation United States v. Hooks:    Defendant faced 3 year recommended sentence for importing drugs into a federal prison.   Dimitri convinced the judge to sentence client to Probation at sentencing. United States v. Mitchell:  Client initially faced a felony charge for health care fraud.  Dimitri successfully negotiated a misdemeanor charge and a sentence of probation. United States v. Moreno:  Defendant was charged with immigration fraud.  Dimitri convinced the federal judge to grant a downward variance to sentence his client to probation.   United States v. Arnold:Client was originally charged with sex trafficking crime, punishable by 15 years to life. Dimitri negotiated a plea agreement for lesser charges. At sentencing, Dimitri convinced the federal charge to sentence client to probation. Lesser Sentences  By Fighting the Guidelines United States v. Gonzalez:  Client faced a mandatory minimum of 5 years in prison.   Dimitri won an objection with a rare and novel argument.  Client received 3 years in prison. United States v.  Garcia:   Defendant faced a recommended sentence above the statutory maximum of 20 years.  Dimitri won a downward variance and client sentenced to 10 years.United States v. McMahan:  Defendant was charged with federal drug conspiracy.  Dimitri was able to win an objection during his sentencing, and reduced his sentence by 2 years.United States v. Craven:  Defendant was charged for mail theft and faced a recommended of 3 years.  Defendant was able to obtain a below guideline sentence of time-served (14 months).

Reyna is a proud graduate of Howard University School of Law.  After law school, she worked as a civil litigation associate in the Washington, D.C. office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP and later as a Senior Attorney for the Social Security Administration, adjudicating disability claims in the Office of Appellate Operations. In 2016, Reyna decided to return to her political and advocacy roots and took a position as a Regional Voter Protection Director for the Hillary Clinton Campaign.  Utilizing her grassroots organizing skills as well as an aggressive approach to building partnerships, she trained over 750 attorneys on Ohio election laws and policies. In 2017, Reyna launched Walters-Morgan Law, which utilizes her extensive experiences in government and advocacy to help her clients understand the legal and business side of politics.

Amber K. Boyd is founder and sole practitioner of Amber Boyd Attorney at Law. Ms. Boyd represents and counsels clients in business and employment law. Her goal is to deliver effective, efficient and strategic service to her clients. In 2015, Ms. Boyd was one of 25 attorneys selected to participate in the Indiana State Bar Association’s Leadership Development Academy. Ms. Boyd earned her J.D. from Washington and Lee University School of Law in 2012, where she was an Equal Justice America Legal Services Fellow, President of the Black Law Student Association (BLSA) and member of the BLSA Mock Trial Team. While a member of the BLSA Mock Trial Team, Ms. Boyd led her team to a second place finish at the Mid-Atlantic Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition and quarterfinals at the National Thurgood Marshall Competition.Ms. Boyd earned her B.A. in Political Science from Dillard University, magna cum laude, in 2009. At Dillard University Ms. Boyd became a member of the Pi Gamma Mu honor society and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and was named 2009 Best All-Around Student for the Division of Social Science.Ms. Boyd is admitted to practice law in the state of Indiana and the U.S. District Court for the Northern and Southern District of Indiana.

Job J. Milfort is a founding and managing partner of Prioleau, Milfort & Rivers, LLC.  He focuses his practice on Employment Law and Business Disputes.  Job primarily handles employment discrimination and retaliation claims; failure to pay minimum wage and overtime issues; and breach of contract cases. He also handles cases involving restrictive covenants, trade secret misappropriation, and partnership dissolutions. Since forming his own practice, Job has obtained favorable results for business owners and a variety of professionals including: Lawyers, Doctors, Dentists, Pilots, Scientists, Chief Executive Officers, Executive Vice Presidents, Directors, Regional and General Managers, Law Enforcement Officers, Educators, Administrators, Paralegals, Managers, Sales Representatives, hourly workers, and Federal employees. In addition to representing employees, Job has successfully assisted business owners in complying with minimum wage, overtime and other legal requirements.  He is regularly called upon to serve as Counsel for his clients in matters before the U.S. Department of Labor, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and other agencies.