ORLANDO, FL – February 28, 2019 – Three attorneys in GrayRobinson’s Orlando law firm office were named to Orlando Family Magazine’s "Awesome Attorneys" list. The list includes 23 specialties, voted upon by readers of the magazine. The following attorneys were recognized on the list:
- W. Michael Clifford, Trusts and Estates Law
- Jeffrey D. Keiner, Commercial and Civil Litigation
- Susan T. Spradley, Labor and Employment Law
Clifford’s practice focuses on tax law, estate planning and trust and estate administration. He has advised families, individuals, business owners and investors on income and estate tax planning, state and local taxation and inbound investment planning for foreign investors. He has also represented individuals, businesses and estates in audits and disputes with tax authorities and has assisted clients with legislation affecting Florida tax matters. Clifford is board certified in Tax Law by The Florida Bar.
Keiner is a very highly respected experienced trial lawyer. He has held an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell for over 30 years and an AV Preeminent® rating for over 25 years. He is recognized as a best lawyer in his field by Chambers USA, Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, and Florida Trend’s Legal Elite. He successfully tried one of the longest civil jury trials in Florida history and other high-profile cases including representation of a music supergroup and their label in a recording company/management dispute.
Spradley is chair of GrayRobinson’s Labor and Employment Practice Group and focuses her practice in all aspects of management employment law, including litigation, general advice, and training. Spradley holds an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Spradley’s practice encompasses representing employers in federal and state courts as well as hearings before state and local agencies. She represents private and public sector employers in employment law matters regarding discrimination (gender, race, national origin, religion, and age), all forms of retaliation, the Fair Labor Standard Act, unemployment compensation, and other employment-related laws.
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