Jocelyn Smith

After obtaining her J.D. from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., Jocelyn returned to Florida and represented businesses in a variety of disputes ranging from single-plaintiff consumer protection claims to class actions and complex, multi-year intellectual property disputes in federal courts. She has represented clients in over 100 mediations and numerous arbitrations before AAA and JAMS. She also spent five years representing low-income individuals in a non-profit clinic during the foreclosure crisis. Her experience allows her to tackle dynamic cases while providing a path towards the optimum resolution for her clients. Jocelyn grew up in Gainesville, Florida and received her B.A. from the University of Florida before obtaining her J.D. from Georgetown University. At Georgetown, Jocelyn participated in Moot Court, the Harrison Institute Public Policy Clinic, and the Georgetown Gilbert & Sullivan Society. How Should Business Owners Approach The Decision To File A Lawsuit? Business owners should treat... What Is The Difference Between Knowing The Law And Understanding How Lawsuits Play Out? Knowing... What Should Business Owners Look For In A Litigation Firm? Business owners should prioritize finding...