Michael A. Guiliana has a broad ranging practice and has represented start-up companies and well-established, multi-national companies. Michael has significant experience advising clients in all aspects of intellectual property, including patents, trademarks, domain names, copyrights, trade secrets, rights of publicity, and false advertising. He frequently advises clients regarding strategically structuring their intellectual property estates and works to create an integrated and balanced portfolio that effectively combines the overlapping protections of patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Michael frequently advises clients regarding offensive and defensive competitive strategies, prelitigation strategies, infringement studies, invalidity and noninfringement opinions, monitoring and enforcement of patent and trademark rights, strategic transactions and complex patent and trademark prosecution, including reexaminations, reissues, and IPRs. He assists clients with implementing internal programs to identify, evaluate and protect all forms of intellectual property. With a degree and experience in mechanical engineering, Michael has represented clients across a diverse range of technologies, including semiconductor, furniture, SAAS, and electronics manufacturers including RED Digital.Michael's experience includes advising early-stage companies through successful acquisitions, such as Telogis, Inc. (acquired by Verizon), Interlace Medical (acquired by Hologic, Inc.). Michael has also represented multi-national corporations, including Yamaha Motor and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Limited. He also has an extensive background in aerospace, automotive and power sport technologies. During law school, Michael published legislative review articles, served as an articles editor on his law review, and clerked for a patent law firm. He was a partner at Knobbe, Martens, Olson and Bear LLP for 16 years prior to joining the Villamar and Guiliana LLP as a partner in 2021.

Amy is a graduate of Stetson University College of Law and a native Floridian. She started her career in criminal defense over ten years ago, working her way through the firm from a legal assistant, to a paralegal, to an associate attorney. Her area of practice has been entirely focused on criminal defense, with a strong interest in preventing recedivism by focusing on client rehabilitation instead of incarceration. She truly loves what she does, and has been able to transfer her love of the law into successful representation of her clients. On a personal note, Amy is happily married with four fur-kids and enjoys anything to do with being on the beautiful waters of Florida's Gulf Coast.

For over 30 years, Richard Gulbrandsen has focused on personal injury law, including motor vehicle accidents and wrongful death claims. His record of success is a reflection of his focused, passionate, and well-informed approach to every claim. It is an approach that has garnered acclaim for both he and his firm. A graduate of Brigham Young University with a bachelor's degree in accounting, Richard received his law degree from Arizona State University in 1982 and was admitted to the Arizona State Bar. A measure of the respect Richard has earned within the Arizona law community is that he is a former president (and current member) of the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association. He is also a member of the American Association for Justice and the East Valley and Maricopa County Bar Associations. By focusing on clients' rights and providing an honest assessment of their claims and options, Richard and his staff consistently facilitate the best possible case resolutions and look forward to the continued opportunity to make a difference in the lives of personal injury victims.