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Florida Trend's Legal Elite Honorees - 2020

| 6/22/2020

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Yadley, Gregory Charles • Shumaker Loop & Kendrick • Tampa • Business Law

Yanes, Katherine Earle • Kynes Markman & Felman • Tampa • Criminal Law

Yergey Jr., David Arthur • Yergey & Yergey • Orlando • Wills, Trusts & Estates

Yerrid, C. Steven • The Yerrid Law Firm • Tampa • Civil Trial^†

Yolofsky, Joseph Avi • Yolofsky Law • Fort Lauderdale • Business Law

Young, Gwynne Alice • Carlton Fields • Tampa • Commercial Litigation

Zabel, Sarah Israela • MAZE Resolutions • North Miami Beach • Arbitration & Mediation

Zack, Stephen Neal • Boies Schiller Flexner • Miami • Commercial Litigation^†

Zaki, Mariam • Mayersohn Law Group • Fort Lauderdale • Real Estate

Zebersky, Edward Herbert • Zebersky Payne Shaw Lewenz • Fort Lauderdale • Civil Trial

Zehnder, Thomas Alan • King Blackwell Zehnder & Wermuth • Orlando • Commercial Litigation

Zelman, Andrea E. • City Attorney's Office • Tampa •

Zisser, Elliot • Zisser Family Law • Jacksonville • Marital & Family^†

Zuckerman, Jamie Lauren • Segal Zuckerman • Miami • Commercial Litigation

Zuroweste, Elizabeth H. • State Attorney's Office, 6th Judicial Circuit • Clearwater •

Zysk, Rachel May • The Suarez Law Firm • Tampa • Criminal Law

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