Frank Ronzio is a Certified Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law, with the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization. A title he has received since 2001. He is a member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association Immigration Section Executive Committee where he has donated volunteer services to achieve and assist the community with legal services. As an Executive member of LACBA he has arranged tours for member attorneys to various U.S. Consulates and Ports of Entries into the U.S.; moderated and appeared in seminars for various Immigration topics and plays an active role in the decision making process that affects the Immigration membership. He is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association since 1990, a member of the Federal Bar Association in Los Angeles, and a member of the American Civil Liberties Union. He has conducted seminars for the Foreign Service Consuls. Mr. Ronzio is duly licensed to practice law before the California State Supreme Court, the Federal District Court in Los Angeles, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit wherein his case entitled Martinez- Perez vs. Ashcroft, 417 F3d. 1022 (9th Circuit 2005) was published. Over the years of his distinguished practice and being a strong contender of the Top 10 Immigration Lawyers, Mr. Ronzio has been the recipient of various certificates of recognition presented by such prestigious governmental entities and officials as the Speaker of Assembly, Fabian Nunez, with the California State Assembly and the Honorable Mayor of the City of Los Angeles Antonio R. Villaraigosa. Mr. Ronzio has represented high profile cases including, two Cuban nationals, Ramon Garbey and Joel Casamayor who defected to U.S. just prior to the 1996 Summer Olympics; these two highly rated members of the Cuban Olympic boxing team chose to flee the team abandoning their certain hopes for medals in the upcoming Olympics in Atlanta. Their stories were reported in over 2,000 media circulations including the New York Times and Washington Post, as well as the two amateur boxers appearing on day time TV programs. In another high profile case three Romanian sailors who were crewmen for a Romanian cargo ship unfortunately requested political asylum after the vessel docked in San Pedro harbor but technically they were still on a foreign ship not U.S. soil which severely complicated their asylum request. However, through assistance with a prominent U.S. Senator, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) changed their position and granted political asylum to Vasile Boboaca, Mihail Mihaita, and Marian Bondarescu. Mr. Ronzio first participated in pro bono services for community residents of low-income in Southern California through LACBA program entitled, Lawyer Referral and Information Service back in 1990 through 1991. Additionally, Mr. Ronzio has provided pro bono services for the Hispanic Community within this association including membership on the Committee for the Prevention and Enforcement of Immigration Consultants and Notario Fraud and the Unauthorized Practice of Law. Additionally, among the Top 10 Immigration Attorneys of Los Angeles, he has volunteered for and was a member of the Immigration Fraud Taskforce with State Assembly member Lou Correa. As a member he assisted I the investigation and made recommendations to the California Legislature including appearing before a State Congressional hearing based upon the aftermath of the closure of one of the largest “notario” fraud offices in Orange County. In his speech, Mr. Ronzio was successful in recommending that the State Assembly in California coordinate and implement with their Federal counterparts a program to provide temporary visas to victims whom paid millions in legal services to a “notario” company called La Guadalupnan Immigration Services. By joining various committees he has demonstrated a strong desire to restrict the Unauthorized Practice of Law; Mr. Ronzio has filed numerous complaints on a pro bono basis for victims of “notario fraud” with the State of California Attorney General’s Consumer Affairs Department which has lead to the return of monies to these victims and he has provided assistance to the State Bar of California in the area of Immigration law.

Crystal L. Rorabaugh is a senior associate practicing in the Orange County, California office of McNeil Tropp & Braun, LLP. She currently focuses her practice in the areas of general liability, premises liability, and insurance defense. Ms. Rorabaugh has extensive experience in law and motion, including at the appellate level, and has argued dispositive motions in courthouses throughout California. Ms. Rorabaugh received her Juris Doctor summa cum laude from the University of La Verne College of Law as the valedictorian of the 2016 class, and a Bachelor of Art from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Florida in 2006 with a major in linguistics. While attending law School, she earned over 13 CALI awards for excellence including torts, contracts, sales, property, and constitutional law. Ms. Rorabaugh is licensed to practice law in California. She is a member of the American Bar Association, the California Women Lawyer’s Association, the California Lawyer’s Association, and the Orange County Bar Association.

Attorney Rosales has been practicing law in Florida since 2017. She started her own firm, Law Office of Jessenia Rosales, in 2018 to handle family and criminal law cases. Shortly after, Attorney Rosales received the Rising Professional Award from the Federal Bar Association Younger Lawyers Division. She is also on the Florida Justice Center's Legal All-Star Team. Attorney Rosales is fluent in English and Spanish. Attorney Rosales is an active member of the Federal Bar Association, American Bar Association, Florida State Bar Association and Clearwater Bar Association. Her volunteer service includes having served as chairperson of the Florida Justice Center, where she helped FLJC become Florida’s first criminal legal aid organization and volunteered at the expungement clinic. Attorney Rosales also served as a board member of the Pinellas Latin Bar Association and as a chairperson of the Clearwater Bar Association's Diversity and Inclusion Committee. Previously, Attorney Rosales earned a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology with a Minor in Psychology from the University of South Florida. She then earned her law degree at Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Tampa, Florida, graduating with honors. Attorney Rosales later re-enrolled at Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School to earn a Master of Laws in Intellectual Property. While earning her degrees, Attorney Rosales interned at the Public Defender's office in Hillsborough County after working as a paralegal at a private law practice in St. Petersburg, Florida. Attorney Rosales currently lives in the Tampa Bay area with her two daughters. They enjoy spending time outdoors with family and friends.

Attorney Giovanni Rosania, a native of New York, has always been driven to succeed. His early career as a New York litigator was marked by a string of impressive achievements, which he has carried over to his current position at Steinger, Greene & Feiner. Giovanni’s extensive experience as a litigator has proven time and again to be invaluable in securing the best possible outcome for his clients, no matter how complex the issue. In 2017, Giovanni and his family moved down to the Middle Tennessee area, where he practices plaintiff’s injury law, representing hundreds of clients in personal injury cases in all phases of the litigation process. He has successfully recovered millions for his clients and uses his extensive trial experience to get the results that matter for his clients. Attorney Rosania completed his high school education in Suffolk County, New York, where his passion for helping the less fortunate first took root. He went on to earn his undergraduate degree with honors from the State University of New York at Binghamton University, majoring in Political Science. In 2006, he obtained his Juris Doctor from Pace University School of Law, graduating with honors and receiving the Carl A. Vergari Excellence in Criminal Law Award. Giovanni began practicing law at a general practice firm, focusing primarily on criminal defense in federal and state courts throughout the United States. He has tried numerous cases to verdict and has always been a tireless advocate for his clients. Giovanni has successfully handled several high-profile cases and has been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star from 2015-2018. When not practicing law, Giovanni can be found spending time with his wife and three children on his rural country retreat. He and his wife are also busy caring for their four dogs, one cat, and thirty chickens. Giovanni is licensed to practice law in the State Bars of Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, and New York.