avis is an experienced trial lawyer dedicated to helping the injured obtain fair compensation for the negligence of others. Tavis has personally recovered over 25 million for his clients.

Education: Samford University, Cumberland School of Law - Juris Doctor (1990) American Journal of Trial Advocacy (1987-1990) (Nation's oldest Law Review dedicated to the advancement of trial Advocacy) University of South Florida - Bachelors of Arts (1987) St. Petersburg Junior College - Associates in Arts (1985) Professional Associations: The Florida Bar (Trial Lawyers Section) Hillsborough County Bar Association (Trial & Litigation Section) Florida Justice Association Tampa Bay Trial Lawyers Association Life Member, Million Dollar Advocates Forum (2019 to present) Awards: AV Preeminent 5.0 our of 5 Peer Review Rated Martindale Hubbelll (2000 to present) Appreciation Award-Paws for Patriots & Harley Owners Group (2010) Outstanding Program - American Inns of Court (2007) Outstanding Pro Bono Service By Bay Area Volunteer Lawyer Program (2006) For complete and update biography information, please our firm's website using the link provided above.

With over thirty-five years of distinguished practice in Connecticut and a three-decade tenure as the managing partner at Sousa Law, LLC, this esteemed attorney has dedicated a significant portion of his career to representing individuals injured at work in Connecticut. His expertise in workers' compensation law is extensive, encompassing thousands of both contested and uncontested cases. This experience has enabled him to secure benefits and negotiate favorable settlements for a multitude of Connecticut workers. In addition to his legal practice, this attorney has a notable background in politics, having served as the First Selectman (Mayor) of Orange, Connecticut, from 1995-1999. Remarkably, he was the first Democrat elected in the town's 173-year history. This attorney's service extends beyond his community, having proudly served his country as a commissioned United States military intelligence officer in the United States Army.

DAWN SOUTH has been practicing law since 2009 and has concentrated her practice solely in the area of family law. She is a tenacious litigator who uses thorough preparation, her trial advocacy skills and experience to represent the needs of her clients. She prefers to work for and help individuals and families as opposed to businesses and corporations, which is why she was drawn to the practice of family law. Ms. South is known for responsiveness to her clients and being a tough litigator. She finds satisfaction in helping people take back control of their lives in tough situations. Consideration and preparation are at the forefront of her work. She has previously worked with Bremner, Janus & Stone; Martin, Ingles & Hensley; and Deanna D. Cook, P.C. She is proud to volunteer with Comfort Zone Camp. Ms. South was admitted to the Virginia State Bar in 2009 (member, Domestic Relations Section). She is also a member of the City of Richmond Bar Association and the Metro Richmond Family Law Bar Association. She has served on the Domestic Relations Section of the Richmond Bench Bar Conference and is the 2019 Co-chair of the Richmond Bench Bar Conference.