Area of Practice: Labor and Employment Law

She attended college at Troy University where she was very active in the theatre department. She graduated from the Cumberland School of Law in the top 20% of her class in 2015. Amanda clerked for The Honorable Phil K. Seay, then-presiding Judge of the Thirtieth Judicial Circuit of Alabama. Amanda’s practice consists mostly of automobile litigation, insurance coverage, and general civil claims, and she has defended individuals and companies in this regard in litigations for the past two years. She also handles pro ami settlements, examinations under oath, and complaints for judgment as a matter of law for various insurance companies.

Area of Practice: Trial Law William Gautier Kitchen is an experienced attorney with an extensive background in litigation and prosecution in criminal, civil, employment, civil rights, and administrative law. He has a proven ability to analyze information, identify issues, and communicate ideas in a legal forum within the rules of evidence, procedure, and ethics. He is licensed to practice in Florida and United States District Courts (Northern and Middle Districts). In his over 20 years of professional experience, he held several positions that required knowledge, skill and expertise. He was the Managing Attorney for Marie A. Mattox, being lead counsel in over 100 federal and state cases. He handled all aspects of litigation in employment and civil rights cases encompassing excessive use of force, discrimination, wrongful termination, whistleblower, false arrest, and breach of contract. He was a partner at Ervin, Kitchen & Ervin Law Firm. He worked at the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and as a Senior Attorney with The Florida Bar. He worked at the Florida Department of Financial Services, prosecuting over 100 cases. He was Assistant State Attorney for the Second Judicial Circuit. He graduated Cumberland School of Law Juris Doctorate in 2003. He was on the Dean’s List, named Scholar of Merit, Elected Junior Class Representative, member of the Freshman Trial Team, received Book Award on Civil Procedure.

Jonathan is an experienced trial lawyers, focused mostly on complex commercial and real estate related litigation. He has tried dozens of cases in both federal and state courts throughout the United States involving a wide range of business issues. He has handled arbitrations, nationwide class actions and appeals, and has litigated corporate, real estate, securities, employment and fraud cases of all kinds.

Jack Klarr was born in Detroit on April 5, 1953. After completing his undergraduate studies at Western Michigan University and obtaining a B.A. with honors in 1975, he obtained a Juris Doctorate from Wayne State University in 1978. A member of the State Bar of Michigan, Jack has centered his practice in professional malpractice claims, medical product liability, defense of extended care and assisted living facilities as well as extensive experience with homecare, free standing physician clinical facilities and acute care settings. Jack is also involved in other areas for healthcare facilities and clinicians in addition to malpractice defense, including assistance with JCAHO, Michigan Department of Commerce and Industry investigations, staff representation of medical and mental health professionals in state license matters, discrimination, wrongful discharge and other employment related claims. Jack has been consulted by many ECF and hospital professionals relative to risk management, policy and protocol development and litigation procedures. He contributed to an APA endorsed book on psychology and the law. Mr. Klarr is authorized to practice law throughout Michigan with experience at all state court levels, as well as the Federal District Courts and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.