27 Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney Attorneys Named to the 2020 Florida Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

FT. LAUDERDALE / MIAMI / TAMPA – June 5, 2020 – Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney announces that 21 of the firm’s attorneys are named to the 2020 Florida Super Lawyers list and another six are recognized as Rising Stars.

The attorneys are listed below by office:

Ft. Lauderdale

Super Lawyers

Howard Allen Cohen – Of Counsel, Real Estate

Jesse H. Diner – Shareholder, Litigation

Kelly H. Kolb – Shareholder, Labor & Employment

Adele I. Stone – Shareholder, Real Estate

Rising Stars

Mary Beth Ricke – Associate, Labor & Employment

Carey Villeneuve – Senior Attorney, Litigation

Miami

Super Lawyers

Mark S. Auerbacher – Shareholder, Litigation

Jennifer Olmedo-Rodriguez – Shareholder, Litigation

Raquel (Rocky) Rodriguez – Shareholder, Litigation

Sheila Oretsky – Shareholder, Litigation

Gina Polo – Shareholder, Immigration

Tampa

Super Lawyers

Cathy J. Beveridge – Shareholder, Labor & Employment

Heather B. Brock – Shareholder and Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, Labor & Employment

Carl Joseph Coleman – Shareholder and Chair of Florida Offices, Litigation

Blake J. Delaney, Counsel, Healthcare

John D. Emmanuel – Shareholder, Bankruptcy & Creditor’s Rights

Mitchell I. Horowitz – Shareholder, Tax

Leslie Wager Hudock – Shareholder, Corporate

Ronald H. Noble – Shareholder, Environmental

Richard G. Salazar – Counsel, Litigation

Hala A. Sandridge – Shareholder, Litigation

Ted R. Tamargo – Shareholder, Real Estate

Dale S. Webber – Shareholder, Healthcare

Rising Stars

Haley R. Ayure – Associate, Corporate

Yova A. Borovska – Counsel, Immigration

Christopher R. Dingman – Counsel, Tax

Chance Lyman – Associate, Litigation

Published by Thomson Reuters, Super Lawyers is a rating service of attorneys from more than 70 practice areas and determines its rankings through independent research, peer nominations and peer evaluations. Only the top 5 percent of outstanding lawyers in Florida are rated by Super Lawyers, while no more than 2.5 percent of lawyers under 40 years old or who have practiced for fewer than 10 years are selected as Rising Stars.