Hunter Chamberlin is a former prosecutor who worked for almost four years at the Office of the State Attorney in Miami-Dade County.  He has tried over 100 bench trials and approximately 30 jury trials for offenses ranging from petit theft and DUI to armed narcotics trafficking, armed home invasion, homicide, and armed robbery, including many cases with multiple co-defendants.  During his last year at the State Attorneys’ Office, Mr. Chamberlin was selected by his supervisors to serve in the specialized Career Criminal and Robbery unit where he handled cases involving repeat violent offenders.  Prior to his time at the State Attorneys’ office, Mr. Chamberlin was an associate at Steel, Hector & Davis (now part of Squire Sanders), a global law firm with offices in over 20 countries. There, he worked as a legislative consultant for business and industry. Mr. Chamberlin is a member of The Florida Bar and serves on the Media and Communications Law Committee. He is admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Middle and Southern Districts. He graduated cum laude from the University of Miami School of law, where he also served on the Business Law Review.  Mr. Chamberlin is a graduate of Hamilton College in Clinton, New York.  Email:  hunter@chamberlinpatrick.com

Brad Patrick is a civil litigator specializing in technology, although his experience reflects a wide range of other types of matters. Mr. Patrick served as interim Executive Director and General Counsel for the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization which runs Wikipedia, one of the top websites in the world. Mr. Patrick has a wealth of experience handling civil litigation experience in the fields of intellectual property, internet law, software and computer issues, technology licensing, complex tort litigation, construction defect defense, long-term care facility defense, and many other areas. His prior employment includes AV-rated law firms in Seattle, Washington and Tampa, Florida. He held positions in state government and with a publicly traded international software company. Mr. Patrick graduated from Boston College Law School and Colgate University, cum laude with Honors in Political Science. Mr. Patrick is admitted to the Florida and Washington State bars, all United States District Courts in Florida and Washington, and the United States Courts of Appeal for the Ninth and Eleventh Circuits. He serves on The Florida Bar Media and Communications Law Committee.  He is also active in the American Inns of Court movement, and is affiliated with the Ferguson White and Tampa Bay Inns of Court in downtown Tampa.  Email:  bpatrick@chamberlinpatrick.com

Gary Butler practices in the areas of business litigation, creditor’s rights, construction law, bankruptcy law, and real estate law, as well as general civil litigation. Butler has been practicing law in Florida for 20 years. Before being admitted to The Florida Bar in 1986, Butler attended The University of Florida's Levin College of Law where he graduated with honors. He holds an MBA, also from the University of Florida. Butler represents individuals and businesses of all sizes in federal district and bankruptcy courts for the State of Florida, as well as state trial and appellate courts.  Butler is a member of The Florida Bar's Business Law Section and he is on the Bankruptcy and Uniform Commercial Code Committee.  Email:  gbutler@chamberlinpatrick.com

 Dan Crowe handles aviation law and regulation related matters nationwide, as well as a range of civil and criminal matters in Florida courts. A member of the Florida and Mississippi Bar Associations, Crowe is a graduate of Ole Miss School of Law, where he obtained his law degree cum laude. He is also an Air Transport Pilot, a certified flight instructor, and an aircraft mechanic. Crowe provides guidance on federal aviation regulations, develops op-specs for new aviation industry companies, and defends regulatory enforcement actions when brought by the government. He also assists with filing, enforcement, and defense of aviation liens. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Mr. Crowe served twenty years in the United State Air Force, and directed maintenance on several squadrons of F-4, F-111, and F-15 fighter jets.  Email:  dcrowe@chamberlinpatrick.com

Kevin Coxe is Senior Paralegal at Chamberlin Patrick. His professional experience spans numerous industries, job descriptions, and continents. Mr. Coxe's accomplishments are legion.  Email:  kcoxe@chamberlinpatrick.com