Roy Konray is certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. He has extensive jury trial experience in the areas of medical malpractice, legal malpractice, catastrophic personal injury cases, and employment law. He has served as chair of the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Medical Malpractice committee. He is a shareholder in the firm and chairs its Complex Litigation Department.

Area of Practice: Employment Law Meagan Koontz is an associate, practicing general litigation with the firm. Ms. Koontz’s practice covers all facets of employment law. She represents employers and employees in matters of wrongful discharge, discrimination, retaliation, sexual harassment, hostile work environment, misclassification, and wage and hour violations in single-plaintiff, class actions, and representative actions (such as PAGA actions). Ms. Koontz has trial experience in state court, including conducting witness examinations at trial, and she litigates matters in arbitration, conducts workplace investigations, and represents clients before the California Labor Commissioner’s Office and Civil Rights Department. Ms. Koontz also assists employers with drafting employee handbooks. Ms. Koontz is committed to pro bono and volunteer work in her community. She has represented pro bono clients regarding a variety of legal issues, including sexual assault, defamation, negligence, and intentional infliction of emotion distress. Ms. Koontz has also assisted individuals in upgrading military discharges before the Naval Discharge Review Board and expunging criminal records through the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles. Ms. Koontz is a board member of the non-profit organization, Orange County Foundation for Oncology Children and Families, which coordinates camp activities for children battling cancer. She is also an adjunct mock trial professor at Southwestern Law School. In her free time, Ms. Koontz enjoys live music, art museums, and spending time at the beach near her home in Venice.

Anna’s journey into law began unexpectedly. Despite her background in Animal and Nutritional Sciences, a single elective course in Law and Legal Studies at West Virginia University sparked a newfound passion. After graduation, Anna enrolled at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law, where she went on to complete her legal studies. During her time in law school, Anna participated in student organizations, served on the board, and honed her skills in mock trials and moot court competitions. But her dedication to family law went beyond academics. As an intern at the Innocence Project of Florida, she contributed to the exoneration of wrongfully convicted individuals. She also gained practical experience working as a law clerk for prominent firms, specializing in personal injury, insurance defense, and family law, particularly focusing on high-profile divorce cases involving celebrities and high-net-worth individuals. When it comes to family law, Anna often finds herself drawing from her own childhood experience of her parent’s divorce. The personal connection allows her to empathize with clients, understanding their struggles at a profound level. Within her role at Yaffa Family Law Group, Anna engages directly with clients and opposing counsel, leveraging her expertise to strategically navigate cases. From meticulous legal research to crucial meetings, hearings, and depositions, Anna is instrumental in setting the stage for every case’s success. When Anna’s not working on a case, she enjoys riding and showing horses competitively. Although she enjoys the “city life” of South Florida, Anna often visits her family’s 200-acre Christmas tree farm in West Virginia where she helps out and cares for the farm animals.

Area of Practice: Corporate and Government Procurement