Extensive experience before the United States Supreme Court in five oral arguments and in other cases. Numerous federal court of appeals cases. Landmark class action and individual litigation. National litigation in Pennsylvania, California, Texas, Massachusetts, Arkansas, Georgia, Alabama, for example. Federal Court Special Master. Federal Court-Appointed Monitor. Special Assistant Attorney General, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, representing the Governor and a cabinet agency. Work for the West Virginia Supreme Court, the National Institute of Mental Health, the State of Wyoming, the State of New Jersey, the National Disabilities Rights Network, and other bodies. Invited testimony to United States Senate. Invited presentation to United Nations Conference (Iceland). Teaching at University of Pennsylvania Law School and New York University Law School. Law review, popular press and other publications. Case consultation and commissioned analysis. Education: niversity of Pennsylvania (BA 1969, Sociology) University of Pennsylvania Law School (JD 1972) The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Investment Strategies & Portfolio Management (2008) Fellow, American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) (awarded 2014)

Kelly Fermoyle is an experienced litigator at Faegre Drinker, where he represents clients in a wide array of complex commercial disputes and arbitration matters, including patent litigation and other high-stakes intellectual property matters. Known for his strategic thinking and meticulous attention to detail, Kelly delivers tailored legal solutions that address the specific needs and objectives of his clients. His practice spans multiple industries, including technology, financial services, health care and manufacturing.

?Raudel Fernandez is an attoney in the San Gabriel Valley. Mr. Fernandez offers criminal defense and personal injury professional legal services. ? Raudel's interest in the law became evident early in his life. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Fernandez volunteered in various legal clinics primarily serving low-income litigants. Here he obtained first-hand experience and learned the extent and limitations of the legal system. In law school, Mr. Fernandez joined the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office to attain an inside perspective as to how the criminal justice system prosecutes. It was clear to Mr. Fernandez that the only way a defendant could get a fair disposition, was with the assistance of a skillful criminal defense lawyer. His participation at the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office developed into a self-commitment to become a lawyer for those who were accused of a criminal offense. Mr. Fernandez graduated from Glendale University College of Law in May of 2013 and passed the California Bar Examination in July of the same year. He understood that in order to be a zealous advocate for clients, it was necessary to open a law practice. Soon, Mr. Fernandez found himself representing Defendants in criminal court as well as Plaintiffs in civil litigation. Raudel Fernandez's mission is simple. To help his clients navigate the legal battles they may face and to balance the scales of justice. Today there is no case too small or too big that Mr. Fernandez won't take head on and fully dedicate himself to.