Tamika Grace Jude, Esq. is an esteemed immigration attorney, proudly licensed to practice Immigration Law in the state of New Jersey and across all 50 states. Additionally, she holds a license to practice in the Nation's Capital, the District of Columbia. As the visionary founder of Jude Law LLC, an immigration law firm located in the vibrant city of Miami, Florida. Attorney Jude skillfully navigates a diverse spectrum of roles. Her dynamic portfolio encompasses team leadership, meticulous document reviews, crafting persuasive legal briefs, fervently representing clients in court, and providing insightful consultations to prospective clients. Amidst this multifaceted workload, one of her most gratifying experiences is witnessing the joy and transformation in her clients' lives when they receive approvals, reflecting the tangible impact of her dedicated work. Attorney Jude's educational journey began in the picturesque Commonwealth of Dominica, the Nature Isle of the Caribbean, where her lifelong dream of becoming a lawyer took root from a tender age. Faced with initial financial constraints that could have deterred her, she persevered. Initially, she considered a career as a high school teacher at her alma mater, the Pierre Charles Secondary School, but her parents played a pivotal role in encouraging her to pursue her dreams. After a brief teaching stint, bolstered by her parents' unwavering support, she boldly embraced her true calling in law. This unwavering determination led her to the University of the Virgin Islands, where her passion for the practice of law blossomed during an internship in Washington, D.C. through the Washington Center Summer internship program. This transformative experience ignited her pursuit of a Jurist Doctor Degree (JD) at Barry University's Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law, where she excelled academically, graduating with a Litigation Honors Certificate. She was also the recipient of the immigration stipend and trial team scholarship, demonstrating her dedication and commitment to the field. During her time at Barry, she distinguished herself as an Associate Editor for the Barry University Environmental Earth Law Journal and actively engaged with numerous student organizations, notably serving as a senator within the Student Bar Association for three years and serving on the executive board of the Immigration Law Society. Attorney Jude also gained practical experience by participating in the immigration clinic, representing clients before the immigration court as a certified legal intern, and volunteering at an immigration law firm in Orlando. After graduation, she was a law clerk at a law firm in Vienna Virginia. Attorney Jude's passion for Immigration Law is deeply personal, rooted in her family's immigration journey. Her genuine dedication to her legal education and an unwavering commitment to making a profound impact in the lives of others have molded her into the devoted and driven legal professional she is today. She is poised to continue her journey of effecting substantial change in the field of immigration law, touching the lives of countless individuals and families on their unique immigration paths. These experiences have uniquely equipped her with the knowledge necessary to be a successful immigration attorney. She has successfully filed multiple petitions and effectively represented clients in removal proceedings. Attorney Jude takes great pride in her commitment to providing excellent customer service and always being available to her clients.

Thomas Juneau has served as mediator in hundreds of disputes in Louisiana, California, Texas, and New York, ranging from basic, two-party casualty matters to complex, multi-party class action lawsuits. His wide array of mediation experience includes automobile/trucking, casualty, energy/oilfield, environmental, bad faith, insurance coverage, mass torts, medical malpractice, premises liability, product liability, professional liability, and wrongful death claims. The vast majority of his mediations result in a settlement, and he is tireless and creative in his approach to getting cases resolved. He has also been appointed by various courts to serve as the Special Master in complex class action disputes. In recognition of his special master work, he has also been selected to serve as a member of the Academy of Court-Appointed Masters. www.juneaudavid.com

Employment Litigation Veronica S. Jung focuses exclusively on representing seasoned entrepreneurs and senior-level/high-profile employees. She regularly advises clients in diverse industries in New York City, ranging from finance and media (film and digital), to health care and fashion. Ms. Jung\'s niche practice has developed a loyal following among clients who seek sophisticated legal counsel through unexpected crises involving the breakdown of work relationships and partnerships. Ms. Jung is effective in obtaining robust compensation and negotiated exits for executive- and senior-level clients who are embroiled in highly sensitive employment disputes. She is tenacious in advocating for employees who have been wrongfully terminated, harassed, and/or retaliated against in the workplace. As a trial attorney with the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., Ms. Jung co-managed trial teams & investigations for high-profile matters in Federal District Courts in various jurisdictions throughout the U.S. and U.S. territories. She has counseled & litigated on behalf of corporate and individual clients at large and boutique litigation firms representing Fortune 500 corporations, entrepreneurs, startups, and corporate officers facing complex litigation and/or investigations in connection with labor & employment claims, partnership disputes, government contracts, and intellectual property disputes. Prior to founding her own law firm, Ms. Jung served as the non-profit civil rights law firm New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, Inc.\'s lead counsel in numerous impact litigation and class action matters involving New York state agencies and public officials. Ms. Jung regularly mentors students and lawyers from underprivileged communities. She has extensive experience in providing pro bono legal advocacy and representation to low-income residents of New York City and Washington, D.C. In the months following the September 11, 2001 terror attacks in downtown Manhattan, Ms. Jung volunteered with the American Red Cross as a volunteer interpreter (Spanish and Korean) for survivors and victims\' families at and near Ground Zero.

Area of Practice: International Trade Law