Before founding Mizrahi Kroub, Edward Kroub was associated with a leading class-action firm and, during that time, was a member of a team prosecuting commodities manipulation, antitrust, and securities class-action lawsuits. Before founding Mizrahi Kroub, Edward recovered over $1 billion in settlements for his clients, including arguing a case against Wall Street before the United States Supreme Court. ? Mr. Kroub recently served as a partner at Lovell Stewart Halebian Jacobson LLP, a top class-action firm specializing in antitrust, commodities, and securities litigation. He also served as vice chairman of the firm’s securities litigation department and co-lead counsel. This led to the recovery of more than $600 million in antitrust litigation due to manipulations of financial benchmarks like the London Interbank Offered Rate and the Australian Bank Bill Reference Rate.

Krovatin has more than 30 years of experience trying criminal and civil cases. Krovatin is a graduate of Columbia College and Rutgers School of Law, Newark. He was admitted as a Fellow to both the prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers and the International Academy of Trial Attorneys in 2003. Krovatin is a past President of the Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey. He taught the Criminal Trial Seminar at Rutgers Law School as an Adjunct Professor of Law for four years and is the author of Caution Flags for Corporate Managers, 12 Cardozo Law Review 1291 (1991).

Sherri L. Krueger is a partner at Krueger, Juelich & Schmisek PLLC in Minnetonka, Minnesota. Sherri's representation of her clients is family focused and based on practical problem-solving approaches to best position her clients for outcomes aligning with their interests and goals. Sherri is a strong and diligent advocate in negotiation and settlement as well as in court. Sherri believes that a family is still a family, even when living in two different homes. With this focus, she strives to help her clients achieve an outcome that focuses on the long-term impact, as well as the short-term impact the dispute will have on all family members. As a Rule 114 Qualified Neutral, Sherri provides mediation services in addition to representing clients in family law disputes. Sherri provides both facilitative and evaluative mediation with a special passion for helping families resolve custody and parenting time disputes.