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DELORA SANCHEZ

(MDDE)

Created the first a trade association of Maryland's nine Medicaid MCOs and served as Director and principal lobbyist for the MCOs who are responsible for providing health care to 1.2 million Marylanders enrolled in the Medicaid program

Provides strategic consulting and lobbying to the Maryland Hospital Association and its 64 hospitals on medical liability, tort reform, and integrated community oncology issues.

Lobbied for the passage of legislation on behalf of ZERO to Prostate Cancer making Maryland the second state in America to eliminate cost-sharing for prostate cancer screening

Named 2020 Top Lobbyist by the National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics (NILE)

Delora R. Sanchez, Esq. joined Cornerstone in October 2015 after leading Johns Hopkins Medical System's government affairs team. Delora spent nearly a decade representing Hopkins' interests before the Maryland General Assembly, Governor's office, and state administrative agencies. She has an extensive background in state legislative and regulatory issues.

As a senior vice president in Cornerstone's Annapolis office, Delora specializes in representing hospitals, managed care organizations (MCOs), pharmaceutical manufactures, medical cannabis companies, and private sector special interests. Over the past 10 years, Delora has used her deep policy expertise and legislative connections to save or create tens of millions of dollars in state funding for clients; shape Maryland's medical liability policy; and steer the top healthcare system in the world through the implementation of the Affordable Care Act and the creation of the Maryland Health Benefits Exchange.

Delora was recognized by the Daily Record in 2017 as a VIP, 40 under 40 and as a Leading Woman in 2013. In 2014 Sanchez was named a Marshall Memorial Fellow -- the flagship leadership development program of the German Marshall Fund of the United States. From 2008 to 2010 she was appointed by the President of Johns Hopkins University to serve on the Johns Hopkins Diversity Leadership Council. During the same time period, she was also appointed by then Governor Martin O'Malley to the Maryland Commission for Environmental Justice and Sustainable Communities.

Delora is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, and serves as chair of community engagement on the board of directors for Thread, which engages underperforming high school students facing significant barriers outside of the classroom. As a native of Baltimore and current South Baltimore resident, Delora was proud to accept an appointment by the Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates to the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership Board. The organization is responsible for distributing approximately $8 million in casino revenue for community development projects in the areas immediately impacted by the casino's construction. Previously, she was a board member of the Charles Village Community Benefits District and Vice Chair of the board for Hope Forward, which provides support transitioning for former foster youth.

Delora holds a Juris Doctor degree with a concentration in Health Law from University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and an undergraduate degree in Healthcare Management from Towson University. She is licensed to practice law in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Delora is a lifelong resident of Baltimore and enjoys living downtown, yoga, and biking around the City.

ASHLIE BAGWELL

(Maryland)

An experienced lobbyist, Ashlie T. Bagwell joined HJM in 2013. She has served as a government relations professional in Annapolis and throughout Maryland for over 15 years. During that time, Bagwell has represented a large number of clients across a variety of industries and has worked extensively with companies and organizations headquartered and/or located in Montgomery County.

15-20 years

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  • 304 LAUREL STREETSUITE 1ABATON ROUGELOUISIANA70801

Former senior staffer to Governor Bobby Jindal

Top Forty Under 40, Business Report in 2014

National Finance Committee member, Republican Governors Association

Chairman of Emerging Leaders Council, Louisiana Association of Business and Industry

Nial Patel joined Cornerstone Government Affairs in 2011 after more than seven years of service to Governor Bobby Jindal, dating back to his first run for governor in 2003. As one of the longest serving senior staff members for the Governor, Nial worked as the director of scheduling. Additionally, when Governor Jindal was elected to Congress, Nial served as his executive assistant. During his tenure with Jindal, Nial's duties varied from campaigning to research and outreach, working with elected politicians, stakeholders, and government officials from Washington, D.C. and across the state of Louisiana.

Nial holds a Masters in Economics from the Ourso College of Business at Louisiana State University (LSU), and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Economics from LSU, where he also minored Political Science and Business Administration.

Originally from New Orleans, Nial attended Holy Cross High School and the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts. In 2014, he was recognized as one of the top forty under 40 leaders in the community, and is alum of the Baton Rouge Leadership and Louisiana Leadership programs. Nial serves on the Southeast Super Region Committee, Greater New Orleans Inc.'s Next Gen Council, New Schools for Baton Rouge Board, Teach for America Board, and is Chairman of Louisiana Association of Business and Industry's Emerging Leaders Council. He has helped raised money for the American Cancer Society, Republican Governor's Association, and several elected officials. Nial currently resides in Baton Rouge.

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0-5 years

U.S. Senate; U.S. House of Representatives; Illinois Department of Transportation

Before joining the firm, Greg Bales worked for U.S. Senate Majority Whip Richard J. Durbin for more than a decade, serving as senior advisor in the Senator's government office as well as his campaign manager for his 2020 reelection. During his time with the Senator, he oversaw special projects throughout Illinois, and worked as a liaison to elected officials, businesses, community organizations, and other constituencies across the state.

Prior to joining Senator Durbin's staff, Greg worked as a policy advisor for the Illinois Department of Transportation. He was a staffer for former Illinois Congresswoman Debbie Halvorson, and he has worked on numerous political campaigns in California, Illinois, and Indiana. Before managing Senator Durbin's recent reelection, Greg took leave to elect Illinois Congressman Sean Casten to his first term in 2018, and served as Illinois state director for Secretary Hillary Clinton's 2016 Presidential campaign.

Greg's relationships span across the state, including the Illinois Congressional delegation, the Illinois General Assembly, City of Chicago, Cook County government, and in numerous municipalities and local units of government. Greg has concentrated on infrastructure funding, economic development, and earmarks. He has worked with Illinois General Assembly leadership on legislative language to ensure millions of dollars in federal funding for election security were allocated to cybersecurity; managed multi-million-dollar campaign budgets; pitched stories and gone on the record with the media; and lobbied for state funding for public transit.

LISA HARRIS JONES

(Maryland)

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Links:Website

In 2000, Harris Jones founded Harris Jones & Malone, LLC. To date, she remains the first and only Black woman in the State of Maryland to own and manage a law practice with a focus in lobbying, government relations, procurement, labor negotiations, criminal defense, and administrative trial board representation at both the state and local levels. Harris Jones & Malone proudly serves municipalities and related quasi-public agencies, non-profits, and small and large business enterprises, both publicly and privately held. Currently, Harris Jones & Malone represents clients on issues concerning, but not limited to construction, energy, water, retail sales, education, transportation, public safety, healthcare, gaming, real estate, telecommunications, procurement, corporate law, state funding for public and private development projects, taxation, labor, insurance, public interest, election, and environmental law.

Due to her hard work and tireless advocacy, Harris Jones is widely regarded as a lobbyist with the ability to effect real change in the legislative process, regardless of the size of her client or the perceived power of her opponent. As a result of her successful track record, her clients have enabled her to become the first Black attorney/lobbyist to be consistently ranked in the top five earning lobbyists in Maryland following the conclusion of each legislative session since 2009.

Harris Jones has worked on high profile matters such as the repeal of Maryland's Death Penalty, the enactment of the Civil Marriage Protection Act, and in 2019, the Community Safety and Strengthening Act, which authorizes Johns Hopkins University to establish a university police department.

Among her many legislative accomplishments, Harris Jones lobbied successfully for the passage of a priority lien bill on behalf of the Community Associations Institute Maryland Legislative Action Committee (CAI), an organization representing common ownership communities. For many years, CAI had battled with financial institutions over this critical legislation. In only her second legislative session representing CAI, Harris Jones was able to facilitate an agreement and secure the votes needed to pass the bill. This law allows condominium associations to recover up to four months of association fees at the time of a foreclosure sale. Hard hit by the downturn in the housing market, association fees are vital to the financial stability of all common ownership communities.

Harris Jones is a Member of the Board of Trustees/Directors of three publicly traded companies: Industrial Logistics Properties Trust, Diversified Healthcare Trust, and TravelCenters of America, LLC. She also serves on the Board of Trustees/Directors of Everyman Theatre and Baltimore Museum of Art. In 2021, Harris Jones was listed as one of The Daily Record's Power 100. She was also recognized by Savoy Magazine as one of the Most Influential Black Corporate Directors, an international honor. In 2019 Harris Jones received the Current Leader Award from the Alliance of Black Women Attorneys of Maryland, Inc. In 2016, Harris Jones received the Friend of Dyslexia Award for Outstanding Dyslexia Advocacy and also received the Maryland Government Relations Association's Community Service Award. Since 2000, Harris Jones has earned the following honors: YWCA Greater Baltimore's Special Leader Award, The Daily Record's Leadership in Law Award, The Baltimore Sun's 50 Women to Watch in 2013, The Daily Records Maryland's Top 100 Women in 2005 and 2009, The Baltimore Business Journal's 40 under 40, The Baltimore Times' Top 25 Young Leaders to Watch, and the Maryland Coalition for Responsive Government's 21st Century Woman distinction.

20+ years

SIDNEY ALLEN

(Mississippi)

6-10 years

Director of State Government Affairs, Comcast Cable Communications, Inc., 2007-2010

Vice President & Board of Directors, Mississippi Cable and Telecommunications Association, 2007-2010

President, Mississippi CablePAC, 2009-2010

Board of Directors, Louisiana Cable and Telecommunications Association, Baton Rouge, LA, 2010

Top 40 Under 40, Mississippi Business Journal, 2010

Leadership Mississippi, Class of 2010

  • Sidney's value to a client is a rare combination of long-standing, positive relationships with state officials and legislators, as well as with their staff, and an understanding of the important issues at the Capitol and throughout the State. - Perry Sansing, Special Assistant to the Chancellor for Government Affairs, The University of Mississippi
  • Served as State Caucus Manager for the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation (CSF) in Washington D.C., managing 18 states by communicating with state caucus leadership, attending in-state events and assisting with the crafting and passing of legislation.

    Served as Government Affairs Assistant for Jeffrey J. Kimbell and Associates in Washington D.C.

    Served as a Congressional Intern to U.S. Senator Thad Cochran.

    Tim Schellberg is the Founder and President of Gordon Thomas Honeywell Governmental Affairs, an internationally known governmental affairs and government business market development firm. In addition to serving as the firm's managing partner, Tim maintains an active governmental affairs and market development practice, and provides strategic direction to the firm's four primary divisions: International, Multi-State, Federal, and Washington State. Under Tim's leadership, the firm has had impressive growth and success.

    Tim is recognized nationally and internationally for his work to create and grow new markets by collaborating with business and government to implement dynamic public policy and technology based solutions. Tim has used over 25 years of professional experience, worldwide contacts and knowledge of global government institutions to actively lead legislative based projects in over 30 countries and within the United States.

    KATHRYN STEWART

    (Mississippi)

    As a Senior Government Relations Advisor Kathryn has years of experience in state government, managing public relations campaigns and advising on policy issues. Most recently she worked with lawmakers on the passage of the University of Mississippi Medical Center Healthcare Collaboration Act and the Mississippi Charter School Act.

    6-10 years

    Governor Tate Reeves Inaugural Committee, Co-Chair, 2020

    Director of Administration and Policy Advisor, Office of Lt. Governor Tate Reeves, State of Mississippi, 2011-2012

    Director of College Savings Mississippi, Office of State Treasurer Tate Reeves, State of Mississippi, 2009-2011

    Director of Public Affairs, Office of Governor Haley Barbour, State of Mississippi, 2005

    Deputy Press Secretary, Office of Governor Haley Barbour, State of Mississippi, 2004

    Barbour for Governor Campaign, 2003

    Interim administrator of the Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board.

    Senior advisor to Lt. Governor on major policy issues including: education reform legislation that changed the state's rating system to an A-F scale, administrative consolidation of low- performing school districts, universal screenings and school choice scholarships for dyslexic students, and advocated for the Lt. Governor's charter school position. Managed Lt. Governor's appointments to various boards and commissions.

    Oversaw the College Savings Division of the State Treasury and served as the primary media contact for the agency. Managed the state's 529 Records Administrators – MPACT and MACS.

    Spokesperson and media contact for Governor's Office during Hurricane Katrina and coordinated numerous press conferences and special events on behalf of the Governor's Office.

    Conducted national public relations campaigns on behalf of consumer health clients at an international public relations firm in New York City

    Diana Carlen is a Vice President at Gordon Thomas Honeywell Governmental Affairs (GTH-GA), the state's largest comprehensive governmental affairs firm. GTH-GA is information-driven and non-partisan. Diana represents a broad group of clients before the state legislature, state agencies, and the executive branch.

    6-10 years

    Diana Carlen leads the firm's business and utility practice and has over 20 years of legal and legislative experience. Prior to joining Gordon Thomas Honeywell Governmental Affairs, Diana served as Leadership Counsel to the Senate Republican Caucus. In that role, she also served as the caucus attorney for the following policy issues: energy, natural resources, agriculture, land use, telecommunications and water issues. Prior to working for the Senate, Diana practiced law for several years focusing on land use and environmental issues and also served as a Law Clerk to Chief Justice Gerry Alexander of the Washington State Supreme Court. Diana represents several of the firm's business clients, public utilities, and port clients.

    CAROLINE SIMS

    (Mississippi)

    As a trusted advocate throughout state government, Caroline works to advance clients' goals in the legislative and executive branches on a variety of issues important to them. Caroline brings the experience of assisting in creating innovative reforms to some of Mississippi's most critical challenges in the healthcare, education, transportation, and financial sectors. As a Senior Government Relations Advisor, she understands client goals and uses her experience and relationships to create a pathway for success.

    11-15 years

    Worked with clients, legislators, and executive branch to implement critical initiatives including the Mississippi Charter School Act of 2013, the Literacy Based Promotion Act, and the Healthcare Collaboration Act.

    American Cancer Society, Best Dressed Jackson Honoree, 2021

    American Council of Young Political Leaders, Delegate to Cambodia and Malaysia, 2019

    Appointed by Governor Haley Barbour to serve on the Board of Commissioners for the Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service.

    Served as primary liaison between Department of Homeland Security and Governors, Advisors and staffs of five-state region. Coordinated media/press relations for office of Secretary Michael Chertoff.

    Former intern for Office of Republican Whip (2007), United States Agency for International Development (2005) and White House Office of the First Lady (2004).

    Caroline serves as a Senior Government Relations Advisor at Butler Snow LLP where she advocates for client interests covering a wide range of issues. She has successfully worked on the passage and implementation of new legislation creating further opportunities in the healthcare, education, transportation and financial industries. Additionally, she is experienced in state funding matters and has effectively represented multiple clients in efforts to secure state appropriations and bond funding.

    Caroline has served on a number of boards and commissions including the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mississippi Board of Directors, the Mississippi Campaign for Grade Level Reading Advisory Board, Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service, University of Mississippi Young Alumni Board and as chair of the Fondren Renaissance Foundation Board. Caroline is a member of the American Council of Young Political Leaders and participated in their exchange program as a delegate to Cambodia and Malaysia in 2019.

    She is also an active volunteer in the community spending time serving others through the Junior League of Jackson, Northminster Baptist Church, her children’s schools, and other community organizations.

    Prior to joining Butler Snow, Caroline served in the Bush Administration as a State and Local Coordinator and an Assistant Press Secretary at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. She has held several internships including for Office of Republican Whip, the United States Agency for International Development and the White House Office of the First Lady. Caroline graduated summa cum laude from the University of Mississippi with a B.A. in International Studies and Spanish. During college she was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa and was a member of the Sally McDonell Barksdale Honors College and the Croft Institute for International Studies.

    The competitive nature of government and public advocacy requires a team with the experience, insight and knowledge to provide results. The Floridian Partners team is composed of individuals from different backgrounds and practice areas, resulting in a dynamic group of advocacy professionals. As a firm, we strive to exceed our clients' expectations with the understanding that our success is based solely upon the success of our clients. We not only represent our clients before the public sector; we also assist our clients in developing business-to-business opportunities.

    Our first step in pursuing any client goal is to develop a strategic plan. In the world of advocacy, success is the result of sound strategy, access to decision makers, effective communication and strong execution. In creating and executing a strategy for each of our clients, we bring to bear decades of strategic advocacy experience on major client initiatives in projects spanning from the entitlement of Jungle Island in Miami-Dade County - to the largest privatization of services in the history of the State of Florida - to playing a major role in developing telecommunications and insurance law each year in the State Capitol. In addition to the know-how developed over this time, we also bring to bear the collective scope and depth of relationships developed along the way.

    As a result, Floridian Partners operates at all levels of government and is never more than two degrees away from accessing a key decision maker on any given client matter, whether that client needs to impact proposed state legislation, a local or state agency regulation, local government ordinance, the state budget, or a local or State RFP opportunity.

    Firm Specialties:
    With offices in Tallahassee and Miami, our core services include government affairs, issues management & communications, and business consulting & development. We service clients across all major industries, have influence at all levels of Florida government, and can manage national issues through our multi- state advocacy network.

    JORGE CHAMIZO, an attorney and governmental consultant, represents a variety of clients before the Florida Legislature, Executive Office of the Governor, Agency for Healthcare Administration, Florida Department of Health, Florida Public Service Commission, and other state regulatory agencies on matters related to healthcare, energy, telecommunications, professional licensure, public procurement and business regulation.

    Before joining the Firm, Jorge served as Chief Advisor to the Chairman of the Florida Public Service Commission, the state agency which regulates Florida's utilities. In that capacity, Jorge gave counsel to the Chairman on legal and policy matters related to telecommunications, energy, water, and wastewater issues coming before the Commission, assisted the Chairman in setting and implementing overall agency policy and direction, served as central contact to industry representatives, and was the Chairman's liaison to the Florida Legislature as well as state and local government agencies. Apart from his legal and governmental experience, Jorge brings to Floridian Partners over a decade of business experience in the insurance industry in the area of marketing, sales and management.

    Jorge is an honors graduate from The Florida State University College of Law (J.D., cum laude, 2000) and received his undergraduate degree in Finance from the University of Miami (BBA, 1996). Jorge was honored as a top South Florida lobbyist and the recipient of the Cuban American Bar Association Pro Bono Project award. The Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers presented him with the 2014 Presidents Award.

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    Advises Louisiana clients on legislative policy and procedure in areas, such as civil and criminal justice systems, healthcare, and tax policy

    Provides creative solutions for gap funding for affordable housing and community projects

    Former senior lobbyist for the Louisiana Association for Justice

    11-15 years

    Gabrielle Kees joined Cornerstone Government Affairs in 2009 with over 12 years of experience working in and around the Louisiana Legislature and Louisiana politics.

    Gabrielle served as a senior lobbyist for the Louisiana Association for Justice for six years, leading legislative efforts to preserve and improve access to the civil justice system and the legal profession. She built dozens of strong relationships with legislators and their staff and in her spare time, worked on several campaigns for legislative candidates. Gabrielle continues to represent the association as outside counsel and leads the team for Cornerstone.

    In addition to her work with LAJ, Gabrielle is an integral part of several other Cornerstone client teams including UnitedHealth, CenturyLink, and Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center.

    Prior to joining the LAJ, Gabrielle spent six years as a staff attorney for various committees in the Louisiana House of Representatives. She began her career in the House as liaison to the Legislative Auditor's Office. She then staffed the House Committee on Agriculture, and eventually served as the attorney for the House Commerce Committee, where she specialized in drafting legislation on occupations and professions, banking and financial institutions, business associations, river navigation and piloting, and commerce in general.

    Gabrielle received a BA in political science from Louisiana State University where she was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She earned a Juris Doctor from Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center in 1996, and was admitted to the Louisiana Bar Association. After graduating she served as a law clerk for the 20th Judicial District Court.

    Josh has over two decades of experience in government relations representing both public and private entities in the legislative and executive branches of Washington State government. Josh is a Vice President at Gordon Thomas Honeywell Governmental Affairs (GTH-GA), the state's largest comprehensive governmental affairs firm. GTH-GA is information-driven and non-partisan.

    20+ years

    Nonpartisan staff for House members during development and passage of Washington's Forests & Fish law.

    Josh has relationships with key legislators, statewide elected officials, agency staff and locally elected officials across the state.

    Prior to joining the GTH-GA team, Josh spent nearly 10 years advocating for counties, serving as the Legislative Relations and Policy Director and General Counsel for the Washington State Association of Counties. Josh started working in Olympia in 1998 as nonpartisan counsel to the House of Representatives and served as Legislative Director for the Department of Fish and Wildlife. As Environmental Policy Director for the Washington Forest Protection Association he represented private forest landowners in the state's environmental regulatory system. He also assisted in Governor Locke's water reform efforts. Josh is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, graduate of Central Washington University and the Vermont Law School, and is a fourth generation Washingtonian. He lives in Olympia with his wife Karen.

    • (360) 481-1824

    • 1001 Cooper Point Rd SW suite 140-720OLYMPIAWA98502

    McBride Public Affairs has represented a broad array of public and private groups and organizations in Olympia. Together, Tom and his team offer the depth of knowledge and skill it takes to effectively advocate on behalf of their clients' interests. Whether it's drafting favorable legislation or addressing unnecessary regulation, their expertise and insights make McBride Public Affairs an indispensable part of any strategic advocacy effort.

    Firm Specialties:
    EXPERIENCED. INSIGHTFUL. EFFECTIVE.

    From taxation concerns to land-use policy, from political action committees to fair labor standards, McBride Public Affairs offers unmatched insights into the subtle and not-so-subtle processes of government decision-making. Tom's background as an attorney makes him uniquely able to help his clients understand the intricacies of state policy formulation, bill development and the rule-making process. Together, Tom and his team keep their clients well-informed and well-positioned to thrive in an ever-changing political environment.

    While some lobbyists focus only on state legislation, Tom and his team work closely with regulatory agencies and local jurisdictions, knowing their impacts on his clients' destiny can be just as great as the Legislature's. Their strategic methods and trust-building approach position McBride Public Affairs among the most effective lobbying groups in Washington and throughout the Pacific Northwest.

    20+ years

    TOM MCBRIDE has advocated for groups and organizations that depend on fair and reasonable treatment under the law for more than 20 years. He has developed a reputation as an effective lobbyist, founded on high ethical standards, aggressive advocacy and personal authenticity.

    Tom began his career as a private practice attorney representing commercial and financial interests, with a focus on commercial litigation and bankruptcy law. He went on to serve as government affairs director for fiscal and transportation issues on behalf of the Association of Washington Business, Washington state's chamber of commerce. He then directed the government relations program for the West division of the McDonald's Corporation.

    Tom also has firsthand experience working within Washington state government. As director of intergovernmental affairs for the Washington State Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development, he oversaw regulatory and legislative interests in energy, economic development, housing, international trade and growth management.

    In 2008, he founded McBride Public Affairs, to advocate for clients on legislative and regulatory matters in Washington state.

    A 1994 graduate of Gonzaga University School of Law, Tom holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science from Whitman College. He and his family make their home in Olympia.

    THOMAS TOMPSETT

    (Maryland)

    Thomas Tompsett, Jr. is a seasoned trial attorney and registered lobbyist who joined Harris Jones & Malone in the spring of 2017. Tompsett's reputation for honesty, coupled with a fiery competitive spirit, has made him a successful and respected attorney and advocate. Since joining HJM, Tompsett has been deeply engaged in a spectrum of public policy matters, which include, but are not limited to, business regulation and taxation, transportation, mental health, laboratory testing, domestic violence, construction law, land use and zoning, real property, and public education. As a lobbyist, Tompsett strives not only to shape sensible policy for his clients but to assist them in raising their profiles both in Annapolis and throughout the State of Maryland.

    Tompsett also maintains a boutique criminal defense and administrative law practice with a manageable caseload to give the legal matters of his clients the meaningful attention they deserve. Tompsett's criminal practice areas include misdemeanor and felony charges such as driving under the influence (DUI), driving while impaired (DWI), theft, assault, controlled dangerous substance (CDS) distribution and/or possession, white-collar crimes, and homicides in every county in the State of Maryland. Analytical, yet conversational, Tompsett can convey complex legal theories in straightforward, relatable terms. For all these reasons, Tompsett is a crucial complement to Harris Jones & Malone's team of skilled and highly respected advocates.

    11-15 years

    DOUG STRUYK

    (Iowa)

    Carney & Appleby P.L.C. was founded by James W. Carney in 1976 to serve clients throughout the State of Iowa. The firm engages in a General Practice with a heavy emphasis on civil litigation and legislation. The firm has available effective, trained support personnel and is AV rated by Martindale and Hubbell.

    Firm Specialties:
    Carney & Appleby P.L.C. is a small firm which has a heavy emphasis on legislative matters and administrative law matters. Its specialties include the following: general practice, legislative law, business law, torts, real estate, family law, administrative law, insurance law, trials and appeals in Federal and State Courts.

    Our experienced legislative lobbying team possesses over 65 years of experience in government affairs and lobbying at the Iowa Statehouse and Iowa Executive Branch level. The firm has established itself as a premier provider of these services.

    We have represented several Fortune 500 companies, professional associations, and industry associations throughout Iowa as well as HMOs, healthcare facilities, and other organizations. Our major clients have included AT&T, Anheuser-Busch, Caesar's Entertainment, Facebook, Meredith Corporation, SSAB, Lexis-Nexis, I N G Americas, Mediacom Communications, AIG, HSBC, One Main Financial, Wells Fargo, the Iowa State Bar Association, the Iowa Association of Nurse Anesthetists, and the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association, along with many other state associations.

    DOUGLAS STRUYK joined Carney Appleby P.L.C. as an associate in 2013. Doug is a native of Council Bluffs, Iowa, graduating from Saint Albert High School in 1988. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Horticulture from Iowa State University in 1992. Doug received his Juris Doctorate from Creighton University School of Law in 1996 with Cum Laude honors and was admitted to the Iowa Bar in June of 1996. He is also a past president of the National Association of Bar Executives' Government Relations Section.

    After graduating from law school, Doug was Chief of the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship's Agricultural Diversification Bureau. After working at the Department of Agriculture, Doug returned home to manage his family's business, Struyk Turf, Ltd. In 2002, Doug was elected to the Iowa House representing Council Bluffs. During his time in the Iowa House, he was elected Assistant Minority Leader and was the Ranking Member of the House State Government Committee. He also served on the Judiciary, Economic Development, Commerce, and Agriculture Committees. Doug retired from the House 2010. In November of 2010, Doug was named Chief Legal Counsel to the Iowa Secretary of State's office. Doug also served as the office's senior legislative liaison. In May of 2012, he was selected by the Speaker of the House to serve as his Executive Officer, a position Doug held until joining Carney Appleby Law.

    Doug has nearly two decades of government relations experience including time as a lawyer, lobbyist, and legislator. He has worked at the highest levels of both the executive and legislative branches of Iowa's government. Doug is well known at the Iowa Capitol as a skilled problem solver with a proven record of working with both parties to resolve controversial issues. He was a respected leader in the Iowa legislative process with a well-developed network and skill set.

    Clients:

    LAUREN ADLER

    (Washington)
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    Clients:

    ROBERT BLAIR

    (Florida)
    Clients:

    1) 211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc.

    2) 2357 Solutions

    3) 831 Federal Acquisition, LLC dba / The Big Easy Casino

    4) A Door of Hope

    5) Accel Schools LLC

    6) American Kratom Association

    7) Angelo's Recycled Materials

    8) Aspen Health Inc.

    9) Av?sis LLC

    10) Breakthrough Miami, Inc.

    11) Buccaneers Limited Partnership

    12) Cell Staff, LLC

    13) Central Florida Expressway Authority

    14) CGI Technologies & Solutions, Inc.

    15) Charter Schools USA

    16) City of Anna Maria

    17) City of Hialeah

    18) City of Miami Civilian Investigative Panel

    19) Classic Learning Initiatives, LLC

    20) Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC

    21) CodeBoxx Technology Corporation

    22) Dominium Development & Acquisitions, LLC

    23) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates

    24) Eli Lilly and Company

    25) Estate of Danielle Maudsley, C/O Ralph Guito, Esquire

    26) Estate of Makenzie Nevarez, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    27) ExamWorks, LLC.

    28) Feeding Tampa Bay

    29) Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Inc.

    30) Florida Association of Health Plans, Inc

    31) Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc.

    32) Florida Chiropractic Coalition, Inc.

    33) Florida Clubhouse Coalition

    34) Florida Community Care

    35) Florida Council on Economic Education, Inc.

    36) Florida Crystals Corporation

    37) Florida Development Finance Corporation

    38) Florida High School Athletic Association

    39) Florida Limousine Association Inc.

    40) Florida Optometric Association

    41) Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence

    42) Florida Power & Light

    43) Florida Power & Light Company

    44) Florida Studio Theatre, Inc.

    45) Florida's Children First

    46) Fontainebleau Development

    47) Ged Lawyers, LLP

    48) Grace Landing, Inc.

    49) Health Choice Network of Florida Inc.

    50) Hedrick Brothers Construction

    51) IMG Academy LLC

    52) In Touch With Communities Around the World, Inc. dba Arts Conservatory for Teens (ACT)

    53) Incode Technologies, Inc.

    54) Independent Living Systems

    55) Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce

    56) JAMARO/TTERRA

    57) JoAnn Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    58) Julia Perez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Julia Perez and Julia Perez Trust

    59) Kabompo Holdings, Ltd.

    60) Kacey Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    61) Larkin Community Hospital

    62) Layla Estrada, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    63) Lennar Corporation

    64) LiFT Academy / LiFT University

    65) Live Nation Entertainment

    66) Lume Holding Company

    67) Marathon Petroleum Corporation

    68) Marcus Button, Robin Button, and Robin Button as Beneficiary of Estate of Mark Button

    69) Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc.

    70) Matthews Bus Alliance, Inc.

    71) Maury Hernandez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Maury Hernandez and Maury Hernandez

    72) Max Giannikos, by Waggener Law, PLLC

    73) Meat Market Tampa LLC

    74) Merlin Law Group, P. A.

    75) Miami-Dade County Public Schools

    76) Michele Mitchell on behalf of H.H.

    77) MJH Consulting

    78) Moleaer, Inc.

    79) Nova Southeastern University

    80) Novartis Services, Inc.

    81) Noventa Energy Partners Inc.

    82) Orion 180

    83) Palm Beach County

    84) PAVE Mobility, Inc.

    85) Paydhealth

    86) Perfecting Peds LLC

    87) Phillies Florida LLC

    88) Pinnacle Ozone Solutions, LLC

    89) PMI Global Services Inc., and Affiliates

    90) Power Slap

    91) Private Care Association of Florida Inc.

    92) Prizeout, Corp.

    93) Reading and Math, Inc.

    94) Rogers Behavioral Health

    95) RTR Financial Services, Inc.

    96) Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

    97) Salvador Dali Museum, Inc.

    98) Sensys Gatso USA

    99) Sidecar Health, Inc.

    100) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tampa Bay, Florida, Inc.

    101) Southeast QSR, LLC

    102) St. Petersburg Distillery Company

    103) St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership

    104) Stericycle, Inc.

    105) Sunrise Mills (MLP) Limited Partnership Dist of Columbia Ltd Partnership

    106) TAD Recovery Services, LLC

    107) Tampa Bay Chamber

    108) Tampa Bay Water

    109) Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority

    110) Tampa Museum of Art Foundation

    111) Temple Beth-El of St. Petersburg, Florida Inc.

    112) The Academy at Glengary

    113) The Association of Early Learning Coalitions

    114) The Children's Trust

    115) The Doc App Inc.

    116) The Florida Holocaust Museum

    117) The Key Clubhouse of South Florida

    118) Trapbag

    119) UCFB GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF SPORT LIMITED

    120) University of South Florida Foundation

    121) UPSIDE Foods, Inc.

    122) USF Student Government

    123) Verizon

    124) Wal-Mart Stores, Inc

    125) West Pasco Youth Soccer Association, Inc.

    126) Who We Play For

    127) Williams Communications, Inc.

    128) Women of Tomorrow, Inc.

    129) Young Mens Christian Association of Greater St Petersburg Inc

    130) Zuffa, LLC

    CAROL BOURDON

    (Connecticut)

    RODNEY BOYD

    (Illinois)
    Clients:

    LIZ BROWN

    (Illinois)
    Clients:

    MICHAEL BROWN

    (Georgia)

    TARA CLARK

    (Mississippi)
    Clients:

    JONATHAN LAWRENCE COLLINS

    (Texas)
    • (512)6574803

    • 823 CongressSuite 1100AustinTX78701

    JACQUELINE CORCORAN

    (Florida)
    • (813) 527-0172

    • 19401 Shumard Oak DriveLand O' Lakes FL34638

    Clients:

    1) 211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc.

    2) 831 Federal Acquisition, LLC dba / The Big Easy Casino

    3) A Door of Hope

    4) Accel Schools LLC

    5) American Kratom Association

    6) Angelo's Recycled Materials

    7) Aspen Health Inc.

    8) Av?sis LLC

    9) Breakthrough Miami, Inc.

    10) Buccaneers Limited Partnership

    11) Cell Staff, LLC

    12) Central Florida Expressway Authority

    13) CGI Technologies & Solutions, Inc.

    14) Charter Schools USA

    15) City of Anna Maria

    16) City of Hialeah

    17) Classic Learning Initiatives, LLC

    18) Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC

    19) CodeBoxx Technology Corporation

    20) Dominium Development & Acquisitions, LLC

    21) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates

    22) Eli Lilly and Company

    23) Estate of Danielle Maudsley, C/O Ralph Guito, Esquire

    24) Estate of Makenzie Nevarez, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    25) ExamWorks, LLC.

    26) Feeding Tampa Bay

    27) Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Inc.

    28) Florida Association of Health Plans, Inc

    29) Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc.

    30) Florida Chiropractic Coalition, Inc.

    31) Florida Clubhouse Coalition

    32) Florida Community Care

    33) Florida Council on Economic Education, Inc.

    34) Florida Crystals Corporation

    35) Florida Development Finance Corporation

    36) Florida High School Athletic Association

    37) Florida Limousine Association Inc.

    38) Florida Optometric Association

    39) Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence

    40) Florida Studio Theatre, Inc.

    41) Florida's Children First

    42) Fontainebleau Development

    43) Ged Lawyers, LLP

    44) Grace Landing, Inc.

    45) Health Choice Network of Florida Inc.

    46) Hedrick Brothers Construction

    47) IMG Academy LLC

    48) In Touch With Communities Around the World, Inc. dba Arts Conservatory for Teens (ACT)

    49) Incode Technologies, Inc.

    50) Independent Living Systems

    51) Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce

    52) JAMARO/TTERRA

    53) JoAnn Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    54) Julia Perez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Julia Perez and Julia Perez Trust

    55) Kacey Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    56) Larkin Community Hospital

    57) Layla Estrada, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    58) Lennar Corporation

    59) LiFT Academy / LiFT University

    60) Lume Holding Company

    61) Marathon Petroleum Corporation

    62) Marcus Button, Robin Button, and Robin Button as Beneficiary of Estate of Mark Button

    63) Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc.

    64) Matthews Bus Alliance, Inc.

    65) Maury Hernandez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Maury Hernandez and Maury Hernandez

    66) Max Giannikos, by Waggener Law, PLLC

    67) Meat Market Tampa LLC

    68) Merlin Law Group, P. A.

    69) Miami-Dade County Public Schools

    70) Michele Mitchell on behalf of H.H.

    71) Nova Southeastern University

    72) Novartis Services, Inc.

    73) Orion 180

    74) Palm Beach County

    75) PAVE Mobility, Inc.

    76) Perfecting Peds LLC

    77) Phillies Florida LLC

    78) PMI Global Services Inc., and Affiliates

    79) Power Slap

    80) Private Care Association of Florida Inc.

    81) Prizeout, Corp.

    82) Reading and Math, Inc.

    83) Rogers Behavioral Health

    84) RTR Financial Services, Inc.

    85) Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

    86) Salvador Dali Museum, Inc.

    87) Sensys Gatso USA

    88) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tampa Bay, Florida, Inc.

    89) Southeast QSR, LLC

    90) St. Petersburg Distillery Company

    91) St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership

    92) Stericycle, Inc.

    93) Sunrise Mills (MLP) Limited Partnership Dist of Columbia Ltd Partnership

    94) TAD Recovery Services, LLC

    95) Tampa Bay Chamber

    96) Tampa Bay Water

    97) Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority

    98) Tampa Museum of Art Foundation

    99) Temple Beth-El of St. Petersburg, Florida Inc.

    100) The Academy at Glengary

    101) The Association of Early Learning Coalitions

    102) The Children's Trust

    103) The Doc App Inc.

    104) The Florida Holocaust Museum

    105) The Key Clubhouse of South Florida

    106) UCFB GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF SPORT LIMITED

    107) University of South Florida Foundation

    108) USF Student Government

    109) Verizon

    110) Wal-Mart Stores, Inc

    111) West Pasco Youth Soccer Association, Inc.

    112) Who We Play For

    113) Williams Communications, Inc.

    114) Women of Tomorrow, Inc.

    115) Young Mens Christian Association of Greater St Petersburg Inc

    116) Zuffa, LLC

    MICHAEL CORCORAN

    (Florida)
    Clients:

    1) 211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc.

    2) 2357 Solutions

    3) 831 Federal Acquisition, LLC dba / The Big Easy Casino

    4) A Door of Hope

    5) Accel Schools LLC

    6) American Kratom Association

    7) Angelo's Recycled Materials

    8) Aspen Health Inc.

    9) Av?sis LLC

    10) Breakthrough Miami, Inc.

    11) Buccaneers Limited Partnership

    12) Cell Staff, LLC

    13) Central Florida Expressway Authority

    14) CGI Technologies & Solutions, Inc.

    15) Charter Schools USA

    16) City of Anna Maria

    17) City of Hialeah

    18) City of Miami Civilian Investigative Panel

    19) Classic Learning Initiatives, LLC

    20) Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC

    21) CodeBoxx Technology Corporation

    22) Dominium Development & Acquisitions, LLC

    23) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates

    24) Eli Lilly and Company

    25) Estate of Danielle Maudsley, C/O Ralph Guito, Esquire

    26) Estate of Makenzie Nevarez, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    27) ExamWorks, LLC.

    28) Feeding Tampa Bay

    29) Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Inc.

    30) Florida Association of Health Plans, Inc

    31) Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc.

    32) Florida Chiropractic Coalition, Inc.

    33) Florida Clubhouse Coalition

    34) Florida Community Care

    35) Florida Council on Economic Education, Inc.

    36) Florida Crystals Corporation

    37) Florida Development Finance Corporation

    38) Florida High School Athletic Association

    39) Florida Limousine Association Inc.

    40) Florida Optometric Association

    41) Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence

    42) Florida Power & Light

    43) Florida Power & Light Company

    44) Florida Studio Theatre, Inc.

    45) Florida's Children First

    46) Fontainebleau Development

    47) Ged Lawyers, LLP

    48) Grace Landing, Inc.

    49) Health Choice Network of Florida Inc.

    50) Hedrick Brothers Construction

    51) IMG Academy LLC

    52) In Touch With Communities Around the World, Inc. dba Arts Conservatory for Teens (ACT)

    53) Incode Technologies, Inc.

    54) Independent Living Systems

    55) Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce

    56) JAMARO/TTERRA

    57) JoAnn Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    58) Julia Perez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Julia Perez and Julia Perez Trust

    59) Kabompo Holdings, Ltd.

    60) Kacey Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    61) Larkin Community Hospital

    62) Layla Estrada, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    63) Lennar Corporation

    64) LiFT Academy / LiFT University

    65) Live Nation Entertainment

    66) Lume Holding Company

    67) Marathon Petroleum Corporation

    68) Marcus Button, Robin Button, and Robin Button as Beneficiary of Estate of Mark Button

    69) Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc.

    70) Matthews Bus Alliance, Inc.

    71) Maury Hernandez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Maury Hernandez and Maury Hernandez

    72) Max Giannikos, by Waggener Law, PLLC

    73) Meat Market Tampa LLC

    74) Merlin Law Group, P. A.

    75) Miami-Dade County Public Schools

    76) Michele Mitchell on behalf of H.H.

    77) MJH Consulting

    78) Moleaer, Inc.

    79) Nova Southeastern University

    80) Novartis Services, Inc.

    81) Noventa Energy Partners Inc.

    82) Orion 180

    83) Palm Beach County

    84) PAVE Mobility, Inc.

    85) Paydhealth

    86) Perfecting Peds LLC

    87) Phillies Florida LLC

    88) Pinnacle Ozone Solutions, LLC

    89) PMI Global Services Inc., and Affiliates

    90) Power Slap

    91) Private Care Association of Florida Inc.

    92) Prizeout, Corp.

    93) Reading and Math, Inc.

    94) Rogers Behavioral Health

    95) RTR Financial Services, Inc.

    96) Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

    97) Salvador Dali Museum, Inc.

    98) Sensys Gatso USA

    99) Sidecar Health, Inc.

    100) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tampa Bay, Florida, Inc.

    101) Southeast QSR, LLC

    102) St. Petersburg Distillery Company

    103) St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership

    104) Stericycle, Inc.

    105) Sunrise Mills (MLP) Limited Partnership Dist of Columbia Ltd Partnership

    106) TAD Recovery Services, LLC

    107) Tampa Bay Chamber

    108) Tampa Bay Water

    109) Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority

    110) Tampa Museum of Art Foundation

    111) Temple Beth-El of St. Petersburg, Florida Inc.

    112) The Academy at Glengary

    113) The Association of Early Learning Coalitions

    114) The Children's Trust

    115) The Doc App Inc.

    116) The Florida Holocaust Museum

    117) The Key Clubhouse of South Florida

    118) Trapbag

    119) UCFB GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF SPORT LIMITED

    120) University of South Florida Foundation

    121) UPSIDE Foods, Inc.

    122) USF Student Government

    123) Verizon

    124) Wal-Mart Stores, Inc

    125) West Pasco Youth Soccer Association, Inc.

    126) Who We Play For

    127) Williams Communications, Inc.

    128) Women of Tomorrow, Inc.

    129) Young Mens Christian Association of Greater St Petersburg Inc

    130) Zuffa, LLC

    NICK DEJONG

    (Georgia)

    ALISON DORSEY

    (Pennsylvania)
    Clients:

    JOHN FEDERICO

    (Kansas)
    Clients:

    SAMANTHA FERRIN

    (Florida)
    • (352) 279-2798

    • 227 South Adams StreetSuite 100TallahasseeFL32301

    Clients:
    Clients:

    SAMANTHA GREER

    (Florida)
    • (321) 544-1577

    • 701 S Howard Ave. #106PMB #116TampaFL33606

    Clients:

    1) 211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc.

    2) 831 Federal Acquisition, LLC dba / The Big Easy Casino

    3) A Door of Hope

    4) Accel Schools LLC

    5) Angelo's Recycled Materials

    6) Aspen Health Inc.

    7) Av?sis LLC

    8) Breakthrough Miami, Inc.

    9) Buccaneers Limited Partnership

    10) Central Florida Expressway Authority

    11) CGI Technologies & Solutions, Inc.

    12) Charter Schools USA

    13) City of Anna Maria

    14) City of Hialeah

    15) City of Miami Civilian Investigative Panel

    16) Classic Learning Initiatives, LLC

    17) Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC

    18) CodeBoxx Technology Corporation

    19) Dominium Development & Acquisitions, LLC

    20) Education Foundation of Sarasota County

    21) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates

    22) Eli Lilly and Company

    23) Estate of Danielle Maudsley, C/O Ralph Guito, Esquire

    24) ExamWorks, LLC.

    25) Feeding Tampa Bay

    26) Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Inc.

    27) Florida Association of Health Plans, Inc

    28) Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc.

    29) Florida Chiropractic Coalition, Inc.

    30) Florida Clubhouse Coalition

    31) Florida Council on Economic Education, Inc.

    32) Florida Development Finance Corporation

    33) Florida High School Athletic Association

    34) Florida Limousine Association Inc.

    35) Florida Optometric Association

    36) Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence

    37) Florida Power & Light Company

    38) Florida Studio Theatre, Inc.

    39) Florida's Children First

    40) Fontainebleau Development

    41) Grace Landing, Inc.

    42) Health Choice Network of Florida Inc.

    43) Hedrick Brothers Construction

    44) IMG Academy LLC

    45) In Touch With Communities Around the World, Inc. dba Arts Conservatory for Teens (ACT)

    46) Incode Technologies, Inc.

    47) Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce

    48) Julia Perez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Julia Perez and Julia Perez Trust

    49) Kacey Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    50) Lennar Corporation

    51) LiFT Academy / LiFT University

    52) Lume Holding Company

    53) Marcus Button, Robin Button, and Robin Button as Beneficiary of Estate of Mark Button

    54) Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc.

    55) Matthews Bus Alliance, Inc.

    56) Maury Hernandez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Maury Hernandez and Maury Hernandez

    57) Meat Market Tampa LLC

    58) Miami-Dade County Public Schools

    59) Novartis Services, Inc.

    60) Palm Beach County

    61) PAVE Mobility, Inc.

    62) PMI Global Services Inc., and Affiliates

    63) Power Slap

    64) Private Care Association of Florida Inc.

    65) Prizeout, Corp.

    66) Reading and Math, Inc.

    67) RTR Financial Services, Inc.

    68) Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

    69) Salvador Dali Museum, Inc.

    70) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tampa Bay, Florida, Inc.

    71) St. Petersburg Distillery Company

    72) St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership

    73) Stericycle, Inc.

    74) Sunrise Mills (MLP) Limited Partnership Dist of Columbia Ltd Partnership

    75) TAD Recovery Services, LLC

    76) Tampa Bay Chamber

    77) Tampa Bay Water

    78) Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority

    79) Tampa Museum of Art Foundation

    80) Temple Beth-El of St. Petersburg, Florida Inc.

    81) The Academy at Glengary

    82) The Association of Early Learning Coalitions

    83) The Children's Trust

    84) The Key Clubhouse of South Florida

    85) UCFB HOLDINGS LTD

    86) University of South Florida Foundation

    87) UPSIDE Foods, Inc.

    88) USF Student Government

    89) Verizon

    90) Wal-Mart Stores, Inc

    91) West Pasco Youth Soccer Association, Inc.

    92) Who We Play For

    93) Williams Communications, Inc.

    94) Women of Tomorrow, Inc.

    95) Young Mens Christian Association of Greater St Petersburg Inc

    96) Zuffa, LLC

    Clients:

    WENDY HIND

    (Nebraska)
    • (202) 628-7838

    • 10040 Regency Circle, Suite 100OmahaNE68114

    KATIE HITT

    (Tennessee)
    Clients:
    • 410-935-1470

    • 2 Francis StreetAnnapolisMD21401

    Clients:
    Clients:

    TOM LONDRIGAN, JR.

    (Illinois)
    Clients:

    KATHLEEN LOUGHRAN

    (New Hampshire)

    BETHANY MCALISTER

    (Florida)
    • (850) 621-2556

    • 2403 SW J StreetBentonvilleAR72716

    Clients:

    1) 211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc.

    2) 831 Federal Acquisition, LLC dba / The Big Easy Casino

    3) A Door of Hope

    4) Accel Schools LLC

    5) American Kratom Association

    6) Angelo's Recycled Materials

    7) Aspen Health Inc.

    8) Av?sis LLC

    9) Breakthrough Miami, Inc.

    10) Buccaneers Limited Partnership

    11) Cell Staff, LLC

    12) Central Florida Expressway Authority

    13) CGI Technologies & Solutions, Inc.

    14) Charter Schools USA

    15) City of Anna Maria

    16) City of Hialeah

    17) City of Miami Civilian Investigative Panel

    18) Classic Learning Initiatives, LLC

    19) Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC

    20) CodeBoxx Technology Corporation

    21) Dominium Development & Acquisitions, LLC

    22) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates

    23) Eli Lilly and Company

    24) Estate of Danielle Maudsley, C/O Ralph Guito, Esquire

    25) ExamWorks, LLC.

    26) Feeding Tampa Bay

    27) Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Inc.

    28) Florida Association of Health Plans, Inc

    29) Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc.

    30) Florida Chiropractic Coalition, Inc.

    31) Florida Clubhouse Coalition

    32) Florida Council on Economic Education, Inc.

    33) Florida Crystals Corporation

    34) Florida Development Finance Corporation

    35) Florida High School Athletic Association

    36) Florida Limousine Association Inc.

    37) Florida Optometric Association

    38) Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence

    39) Florida Power & Light Company

    40) Florida Studio Theatre, Inc.

    41) Florida's Children First

    42) Fontainebleau Development

    43) Ged Lawyers, LLP

    44) Grace Landing, Inc.

    45) Health Choice Network of Florida Inc.

    46) Hedrick Brothers Construction

    47) IMG Academy LLC

    48) In Touch With Communities Around the World, Inc. dba Arts Conservatory for Teens (ACT)

    49) Incode Technologies, Inc.

    50) Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce

    51) JAMARO/TTERRA

    52) Julia Perez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Julia Perez and Julia Perez Trust

    53) Kacey Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    54) Lennar Corporation

    55) LiFT Academy / LiFT University

    56) Lume Holding Company

    57) Marcus Button, Robin Button, and Robin Button as Beneficiary of Estate of Mark Button

    58) Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc.

    59) Matthews Bus Alliance, Inc.

    60) Maury Hernandez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Maury Hernandez and Maury Hernandez

    61) Meat Market Tampa LLC

    62) Merlin Law Group, P. A.

    63) Miami-Dade County Public Schools

    64) Nova Southeastern University

    65) Novartis Services, Inc.

    66) Palm Beach County

    67) PAVE Mobility, Inc.

    68) PMI Global Services Inc., and Affiliates

    69) Power Slap

    70) Private Care Association of Florida Inc.

    71) Prizeout, Corp.

    72) Reading and Math, Inc.

    73) RTR Financial Services, Inc.

    74) Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

    75) Salvador Dali Museum, Inc.

    76) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tampa Bay, Florida, Inc.

    77) St. Petersburg Distillery Company

    78) St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership

    79) Stericycle, Inc.

    80) Sunrise Mills (MLP) Limited Partnership Dist of Columbia Ltd Partnership

    81) TAD Recovery Services, LLC

    82) Tampa Bay Chamber

    83) Tampa Bay Water

    84) Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority

    85) Tampa Museum of Art Foundation

    86) Temple Beth-El of St. Petersburg, Florida Inc.

    87) The Academy at Glengary

    88) The Association of Early Learning Coalitions

    89) The Children's Trust

    90) The Florida Holocaust Museum

    91) The Key Clubhouse of South Florida

    92) Trapbag

    93) UCFB HOLDINGS LTD

    94) University of South Florida Foundation

    95) UPSIDE Foods, Inc.

    96) USF Student Government

    97) Verizon

    98) Wal-Mart Stores, Inc

    99) Walmart Inc.

    100) West Pasco Youth Soccer Association, Inc.

    101) Who We Play For

    102) Williams Communications, Inc.

    103) Women of Tomorrow, Inc.

    104) Young Mens Christian Association of Greater St Petersburg Inc

    105) Zuffa, LLC

    CAITLIN MCDONOUGH

    (Maryland)
    • 410-366-1500

    • 2423 Maryland AvenueSuite 100BaltimoreMD21218

    KRISTY MCKEARN

    (Louisiana)
    • 225-802-5180

    • 3850 N. CAUSEWAY BOULEVARDSUITE 1770METAIRIELOUISIANA70002

    Clients:
    Clients:

    CASSIDY MURPHY

    (South Carolina)
    • 8039364214

    • PO Box 754ColumbiaSC29202

    Clients:

    LYNH PATTERSON

    (Iowa)

    ELISABETH PORTZ

    (Wisconsin)
    Clients:

    WILL RODRIGUEZ

    (Florida)
    • (813) 527-0172

    • 19401 Shumard Oak DriveLand O' LakesFL34638

    Clients:

    1) 211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc.

    2) 2357 Solutions

    3) 831 Federal Acquisition, LLC dba / The Big Easy Casino

    4) A Door of Hope

    5) Accel Schools LLC

    6) American Kratom Association

    7) Angelo's Recycled Materials

    8) Aspen Health Inc.

    9) Av?sis LLC

    10) Breakthrough Miami, Inc.

    11) Buccaneers Limited Partnership

    12) Cell Staff, LLC

    13) Central Florida Expressway Authority

    14) CGI Technologies & Solutions, Inc.

    15) Charter Schools USA

    16) City of Anna Maria

    17) City of Hialeah

    18) City of Miami Civilian Investigative Panel

    19) Classic Learning Initiatives, LLC

    20) Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC

    21) CodeBoxx Technology Corporation

    22) Dominium Development & Acquisitions, LLC

    23) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates

    24) Eli Lilly and Company

    25) Estate of Danielle Maudsley, C/O Ralph Guito, Esquire

    26) Estate of Makenzie Nevarez, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    27) ExamWorks, LLC.

    28) Feeding Tampa Bay

    29) Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Inc.

    30) Florida Association of Health Plans, Inc

    31) Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc.

    32) Florida Chiropractic Coalition, Inc.

    33) Florida Clubhouse Coalition

    34) Florida Community Care

    35) Florida Council on Economic Education, Inc.

    36) Florida Crystals Corporation

    37) Florida Development Finance Corporation

    38) Florida High School Athletic Association

    39) Florida Limousine Association Inc.

    40) Florida Optometric Association

    41) Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence

    42) Florida Power & Light

    43) Florida Power & Light Company

    44) Florida Studio Theatre, Inc.

    45) Florida's Children First

    46) Fontainebleau Development

    47) Ged Lawyers, LLP

    48) Grace Landing, Inc.

    49) Health Choice Network of Florida Inc.

    50) Hedrick Brothers Construction

    51) IMG Academy LLC

    52) In Touch With Communities Around the World, Inc. dba Arts Conservatory for Teens (ACT)

    53) Incode Technologies, Inc.

    54) Independent Living Systems

    55) Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce

    56) JAMARO/TTERRA

    57) JoAnn Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    58) Julia Perez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Julia Perez and Julia Perez Trust

    59) Kabompo Holdings, Ltd.

    60) Kacey Chiddister on behalf of C.C.

    61) Larkin Community Hospital

    62) Layla Estrada, a minor child, in care of Justice for Kids

    63) Lennar Corporation

    64) LiFT Academy / LiFT University

    65) Live Nation Entertainment

    66) Lume Holding Company

    67) Marathon Petroleum Corporation

    68) Marcus Button, Robin Button, and Robin Button as Beneficiary of Estate of Mark Button

    69) Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc.

    70) Matthews Bus Alliance, Inc.

    71) Maury Hernandez c/o Lance Block, Esquire o/b/o Maury Hernandez and Maury Hernandez

    72) Max Giannikos, by Waggener Law, PLLC

    73) Meat Market Tampa LLC

    74) Merlin Law Group, P. A.

    75) Miami-Dade County Public Schools

    76) Michele Mitchell on behalf of H.H.

    77) MJH Consulting

    78) Moleaer, Inc.

    79) Nova Southeastern University

    80) Novartis Services, Inc.

    81) Noventa Energy Partners Inc.

    82) Orion 180

    83) Palm Beach County

    84) PAVE Mobility, Inc.

    85) Paydhealth

    86) Perfecting Peds LLC

    87) Pinnacle Ozone Solutions, LLC

    88) PMI Global Services Inc., and Affiliates

    89) Power Slap

    90) Private Care Association of Florida Inc.

    91) Prizeout, Corp.

    92) Reading and Math, Inc.

    93) Rogers Behavioral Health

    94) RTR Financial Services, Inc.

    95) Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

    96) Salvador Dali Museum, Inc.

    97) Sensys Gatso USA

    98) Sidecar Health, Inc.

    99) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Tampa Bay, Florida, Inc.

    100) St. Petersburg Distillery Company

    101) St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership

    102) Stericycle, Inc.

    103) Sunrise Mills (MLP) Limited Partnership Dist of Columbia Ltd Partnership

    104) TAD Recovery Services, LLC

    105) Tampa Bay Chamber

    106) Tampa Bay Water

    107) Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority

    108) Tampa Museum of Art Foundation

    109) Temple Beth-El of St. Petersburg, Florida Inc.

    110) The Academy at Glengary

    111) The Association of Early Learning Coalitions

    112) The Children's Trust

    113) The Doc App Inc.

    114) The Florida Holocaust Museum

    115) The Key Clubhouse of South Florida

    116) Trapbag

    117) UCFB GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF SPORT LIMITED

    118) University of South Florida Foundation

    119) UPSIDE Foods, Inc.

    120) USF Student Government

    121) Verizon

    122) Wal-Mart Stores, Inc

    123) West Pasco Youth Soccer Association, Inc.

    124) Who We Play For

    125) Williams Communications, Inc.

    126) Women of Tomorrow, Inc.

    127) Young Mens Christian Association of Greater St Petersburg Inc

    128) Zuffa, LLC

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    STEPHEN SHIVER

    (Florida)
    Clients:

    CATHERINE SILVA

    (Virginia)

    MICHELLE STOUGHTON

    (Ohio)
    • 614-584-8214

    • 10 West Broad Street, Suite 2475ColumbusOH43215

    LORI SZCZYGIEL

    (Connecticut)

    CARLOS TRUJILLO

    (Florida)
    • (850) 999-8468

    • 1747 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWSuite 875WashingtonDC20006

    Clients:

    REBECCA WEISS

    (Colorado)

    ROBERT WILSON

    (Kansas)
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