New Bar President Appoints 23 Committee Chairs From South Florida
Twenty-three South Florida attorneys are heading Florida Bar committees for the next year.
July 08, 2019 at 02:14 PM
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Newly installed Florida Bar president John Stewart has appointed 23 committee chairs from South Florida.
They are:
- Admiralty law: Tyler Tanner, Hamilton, Miller & Birthisel, Miami
- Appellate practice certification: Kansas Gooden, Boyd & Jenerette, Miami
- Aviation law: Elisabeth Kozlow, Siegfried Rivera, Coral Gables
- Aviation law certification: Charles Morgenstein, Mmo Legal Services, Boca Raton
- Board of legal specialization and education: Steven Lesser, Becker, Fort Lauderdale
- Civil procedure rules: Ardith Bronson, DLA Piper, Miami
- Civil trial law certification: Michael Feiler, Feiler & Leach, Coral Gables
- Clients' security fund: Daniel Davis, Vernis & Bowling of Miami, Miami
- Elder law certification: Amy Fanzlaw, Osborne & Osborne, Boca Raton
- Federal court practice: Jason Kairalla, Carlton Fields, Miami
- Florida registered paralegal eligibility and compliance: Cary High, The High Law Firm, Wellington
- International law certification: Angelika Hunnefeld, Greenberg Traurig, Miami
- International litigation and arbitration certification: Annette Escobar, ACE Law, Miami
- Juvenile court rules: Linda Berman, Broward State Attorney's Office, Fort Lauderdale
- Juvenile law certification: Tamara Gray, Miami-Dade Public Defender's Office, Miami
- Marital and family law certification: Doreen Inkeles, The Law Firm of Charles D. Jamieson, West Palm Beach
- Media and communications law: Dwayne Robinson, Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton, Coral Gables
- Professional ethics: Randolph Braccialarghe, Nova Southeastern University College of Law, Davie
- Real estate certification: Roberto Fleitas, Fleitas PLLC, Miami
- Student education and admission to the bar: Jaclyn Behar, BeharBehar, Sunrise
- Technology: Alfred Saikali, Shook, Hardy & Bacon, Miami
- Traffic court rules: Ira Karmelin, Ira D. Karmelin, Attorney & Counselor, West Palm Beach
- Workers' compensation certification: Barry Stein, De Cardenas, Freixas, Stein & Zachary, Miami
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