Kristen A. McMullen is an associate in the firm’s West Palm Beach Office. Ms. McMullen graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism and a minor in Art History. She received her Juris Doctorate with an International Law Certificate with honors from The Florida State University College of Law. During law school, she studied at Oxford University, engaged in simulated international trade with China’s Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade, and interned with a commercial and corporate law firm in Nassau, Bahamas.

Ms. McMullen began her legal career with a criminal defense firm and remained actively involved in community organizations, including Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc., Tallahassee Barristers Association (President, 2013-2014); The Florida Bar (Annual Convention committee); Florida Association of Women Lawyers (2014 Leader in the Law); Virgil Hawkins Florida Chapter – National Bar Association, and others.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. McMullen practiced insurance defense with a focus on first party property coverage matters, premises liability, and SIU claims. Her practice areas include first and third party defense, wrongful death, construction litigation, and general liability. Ms. McMullen is a member of The Florida Bar and is admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida.

Committee Members work in tandem to plan scholarships to law school students and organize presentations at the annual Holland Luncheon.

Candice T. Montgomery is an associate at the Law Office of Jefferey Hickman where she’s  practicing personal injury protection law. She previously worked as a Senior Trial attorney for five years at Children Legal Services; a statewide law firm within the Department of Children and Families. Born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Candice is a proud alumna of Florida A &M University where she received her Bachelor’s of Science and her Juris Doctorate degree.  Candice is an active member of Florida Association of Women lawyers and Cunningham Bar Association.  She is also a member of the Palm Beach County Bar Association where she serves as co-chair for the Social Justice Racial Equality committee. Additionally, she serves as co- chair for the “What A Lawyer Looks Like” campaign, showcasing diversity in the legal community. 

Mia Williams’ practice involves a broad range of complex commercial litigation cases, including shareholder actions, professional liability disputes, media law and employment matters.

During law school, Mia served as Editor-in-Chief of the FAMU Law Review. She also served as a Complex Business Division Judicial Intern for the Honorable Donald A. Meyers, Jr. and a summer associate at Holland & Knight LLP.

Ayn Lee Sing received her law degree from the University of Miami School of Law in 2010.  While in law school, Ms. Lee Sing participated in two legal clinics centered on public interest law.  Currently Ms. Lee Sing works in Legal Aid Society’s Homeless Legal Prevention Project where she represents clients who are facing eviction proceedings. Prior to joining Legal, Ms. Lee Sing worked as an administrative law examiner for the Vermont Human Rights Coalition and staff attorney for the Florida Commission on Human Relations.

Kenisha Morgan is an Assistant Public Defender.  She earned her law degree from  Florida A&M University College of Law.

As an undergraduate student, she maintained a position on the Honor Roll and Dean’s List and graduated Magna Cum Laude. After graduating, Kenisha was a substitute teacher assigned to at-risk schools for the Duval County School Board. While substituting, Kenisha dedicated her time after school to help students prepare for the college entrance exams.

In law school, Kenisha volunteered with the Student Bar Association and the Black Law Students Association, and as a Student Tutor for Civil Procedure, Evidence, and Criminal law courses. To show gratitude for her service, Kenisha was awarded the BLSA Rising Star Award from her peers. Additionally, Kenisha serves as the Chairperson for the Barristers Ball and Treasurer for the National Lawyers Guild. She is also a member of Women’s Law Caucus, BLSA, Phi Alpha Delta, Young Lawyer’s Division of OCBA, and the Caribbean Law Society. She has been a Certified Legal Intern in the Homelessness and Criminal Defense clinics. During the 2019 Summer term, Kenisha studied abroad in France. During the 2018 Summer term, Kenisha was a Student Intern with the Office of the Public Defender for the Fourth Judicial Circuit.

Ms. Seaborne is a mother of one son, and an U.S. Air Force Veteran. She graduated from the University of West Florida in Pensacola, Florida with a BA in Legal Administration. Ms. Seaborne graduated and received her JD from St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami, Florida. She served as an Assistant Public Defender in West Palm Beach, Florida and  currently serves as managing attorney at The Law offices of JR Seaborne PLLC where she handles the administrative duties of the practice and represent clients in diverse areas. Her office has been contracted to serve as Assistant Regional Counsel in West Palm Beach. In that capacity, Ms. Seaborne represents indigent clients facing felony criminal charges. She has served as staff counsel for Geico Insurance company where she defended bodily injury claims for the insurance company. She is a trial litigator and has tried over 72 jury trials to verdict and over 20 non-jury trials to verdict.

She is a Dedicated member of Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc., The F. Malcolm Cunningham Bar Association, Gwen S. Cherry Black Women Bar Association, and several other Bar Associations. She is a devoted Public Servant and I am compassionate about the representation and defense of my clientele.

Rosalyn “Destinie” Baker Sutton is the founding shareholder of Destinie Law Firm, P.A., where she successfully pursues justice for victims of catastrophic personal injuries.  She has secured over 10 million dollars in favorable resolutions for her clients.  In her legal career, she has tried to verdict, approximately 100 trials.  

Mrs. Sutton began her legal career as a Prosecutor for the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office.  After over a decade at the State Attorney’s office, Mrs. Sutton represented the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners in State and Federal Court as an Assistant County Attorney.

Mrs. Sutton currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Palm Beach County Chapter of the Florida Association for Women Lawyers.  She also serves as the Chairperson of the Palm Beach County Bar Association’s Civil Court/Small Claims Seminar for their Annual Bench Bar Conference.  

She attended Florida State University and the University of Florida Levin College of Law.  She resides in West Palm Beach with her husband, a teacher, and young son.

Veronica A. Hazzard is an Assistant Public Defender in the Serious Crimes Division of the 15th Judicial Circuit. Veronica is a native of Chicago, Illinois. She earned her Undergraduate Degree in Sociology from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She went on to obtain her J.D. from Howard University School of Law. Veronica has worked as an Assistant Public Defender since her admission to the Florida Bar in 2015.  She has tried over 30 jury trials to verdict and represented thousands of indigent clients charged with crimes ranging from misdemeanors to capital felonies.

Freddie Menard graduated Cum Laude from Florida State University College of Law and currently practices as an assistant state attorney in the Juvenile Division of the Office of the State Attorney Dave Aronberg. Freddie is currently a member of the Palm Beach County Bar Association where she is a part of the Committee for Diversity and Inclusion and the Florida Association for Women Lawyers where she serves as co-chair of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee.  

Sandra Powery Moses is a native of Palm Beach County. She is first generation Cuban American and is the only attorney in her family.  She is entering her fifteenth year of practice to which thirteen of those years have been with Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County where she serves the most vulnerable of the Palm Beach County community. As the Supervising Attorney for the Health Advocacy Projects, she handles primarily Immigration, Social Security Administration, Landlord/Tenant, and Family Law cases.