DON H. NGUYEN, Shareholder
EDUCATION
Wake Forest University, Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, Psychology
Vanderbilt University Law School
ADMISSIONS
Florida
United States District Court, Middle District of Florida
United States District Court, Southern District of Florida
BIOGRAPHY: Don focuses his practice on business, commercial, and real estate litigation. In this capacity, he has represented individual and corporate clients in both state and federal cases. A large portion of Don’s practice involves community association representation. Don has served as legal counsel for hundreds of community associations throughout Central Florida for all of their legal needs, including collections, mortgage foreclosure defense, covenant enforcement, revisions of governing documents, and general corporate advice.
Don attended Vanderbilt University Law School as a Vanderbilt Honor Scholar. While at Vanderbilt, he served as specially-admitted counsel with the Domestic Violence Clinic. In addition, Don was selected as a research assistant for the Dean of the law school and leading negotiation and dispute resolution scholar, Chris Guthrie. While he was at Wake Forest University, he was recognized as a George Foster Hankins Honor Scholar and inducted into Mortar Board Honor Society and Psi Chi Honor Society.
He is a charter member and a director for the Greater Orlando Asian American Bar Association and also served on the Alien Land Law Committee.
WILLIAM C. VOIGHT, II, Shareholder
EDUCATION
Rollins College, Bachelor of Arts, History, Business Administration
Barry University School of Law
ADMISSIONS
Florida
District of Columbia
BIOGRAPHY: William was born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area. William focuses his practice on businesses, contracts, insurance litigation, estate planning, and short sales and foreclosure defense.
Prior to entering law school, William owned and operated companies offering financial planning services. In 2004, he co-founded Hummel Voight Insurance Investments and continues to remain active in the financial sector while practicing law. Moreover, in 2008, William established the Voight Foundation, a charitable non-profit corporation, whose mission is to support the community through arts and education. With his experience, William is able to offer a unique multi-disciplinary perspective to his clients.
Mr. Voight is a member of the Orange County Bar Association.
AMY MAI, Shareholder
EDUCATION
University of Maryland , Bachelor of Arts, Criminogy and Criminal Justice
Barry University School of Law, cum laude
ADMISSIONS
Florida
United States District Court, Middle District of Florida
BIOGRAPHY: Amy focuses her practice on wills, trusts and estates, businesses, bankruptcy, short sales, immigration, and divorces.
While in law school, Amy served as a Note & Comment Editor on the Barry Law Review Editorial Board. Ms. Mai had her Note, Under the Radar: The Unique Plight of Special Immigrant Juveniles, published in the Barry Law Review. Additionally, Amy earned membership on the Moot Court Honors Board for her writing and oral advocacy skills.
Amy is a on the board of directors for the Voight Foundation and is a member of the Greater Orlando Asian American Bar Association. She is also fully fluent in Vietnamese.
THERESA M. MCDOWELL, Attorney
EDUCATION
University of Central Florida, Bachelor of Arts, Political Science
Drake University Law School
ADMISSIONS
Florida, Wisconsin, Iowa
BIOGRAPHY: Theresa was raised in Deltona, Florida and attended college in Orlando before moving to the Midwest. Theresa focuses her practice on real estate, community associations, evictions, short sales, foreclosure defense, and family law.
Prior to entering law school, Theresa obtained valuable experience while working in the consumer credit industry which gives lends her valuable insight in lending practices and creditor’s rights. During law school she was a board member Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity and volunteered for organizations including Equal Justice Works. She also worked as a student attorney at Drake’s Legal Clinic in the area of Elder Law.
Theresa serves as the Florida liaison for the Wisconsin State Bar.
CHRISTINE MALAMANIG BERK, Attorney
EDUCATION
California State University at Fresno, Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, Journalism and English
Florida Coastal School of Law
ADMISSIONS
Florida
BIOGRAPHY: Christine focuses her practice on first party insurance claims, businesses, real estate litigation employment law, personal injury, and DUI and other traffic charges and driver’s license issues.
Born in Guam and raised in California, Christine attended California State University, Fresno as a Rodman Scholar. Prior to law school, Christine was a reporter for the California Real Estate Journal, The Daily Recorder, The Bakersfield Californian, and The Kansas City Star. She earned her law degree from Florida Coastal School of Law where she won Book Awards for Common Interest Communities, Lawyering Process, and Professional Responsibility. Christine has also served as a court advocate for domestic violence victims in Duval County and as a Guardian ad Litem for abused and neglected children in Osceola County.
Christine is a member of the American Bar Association and the Greater Orlando Asian American Bar Association.
DOHYUN KIM (“DK”), Attorney (Immigration only)
EDUCATION
Vanderbilt University
Barry University School of Law
ADMISSIONS
Georgia
BIOGRAPHY: DK practices solely in the area of immigration law.
Prior to entering the legal profession, DK was involved in the banking and real estate industries. He has acted a Court Appointed Receiver in and for the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, and in said capacity, he has served as a receiver for homeowners and condominium associations for the collection of past due assessments. He was a founding board member of GulfShore Bank in Tampa where he helped raise $13.3 million in initial capital and served on the Assets and Liabilities Committee.
