Mr. Aposotolou received his Bachelor\'s degree in History from the University of Georgia and his Juris Doctor from the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University. In law school, Mr. Apostolou was ranked the top speaker in his class and was a recipient of both the Cook Scholarship and the North Carolina Bar Scholarship. Following law school, Mr. Apostolou served as an Assistant Solicitor for the Ninth Judicial Circuit in Charleston County, SC, where he prosecuted in both General Sessions and Juvenile Courts. As a Solicitor, Mr. Apostolou focused on prosecuting violent crimes, gun-related offenses and juvenile offenses. In 2005, Mr. Apostolou entered private practice and opened his own firm, specializing in criminal defense and personal injury litigation. Since going into private practice, Mr. Apostolou has defended against charges of DUI, Drug Offenses, Murder, Attempted Murder, Burglary, Criminal Domestic Violence, and Crimes against Property. Mr. Apostolou has also successfully handled numerous personal injury cases, including automobile accidents, slips and falls, workers\' compensation, and wrongful death claims.

Mario R. Arango is a bilingual (Spanish) lawyer who has been serving the needs of those who have been injured on the job, in accidents and from other's negligence, in the South Florida community since 1998. He was admitted to practice by the Florida Bar and the United States District Court For the Southern District of Florida in 1998. Since 1999, he has focused his efforts in the areas of worker's compensation, artist representation, contract negociation, personal injury and Longshoreman/Harbor Act. Additionally, he has handled cases in the area of employment law, including cases involving sexual harassment/hostile work environment, commercial litigation, overtime and social security disability.

Professor Timothy Arcaro is a tenured faculty member at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law and brings his knowledge and resources to support Arcaro Law Group. Professor Arcaro teaches courses in family law, international family law, domestic violence law, and juvenile law among others, and maintains membership in several legal and educational associations. He earned a bachelor’s degree in administration of justice from Pennsylvania State University before completing his Juris Doctorate at Western Michigan University Cooley Law School in 1986. Thanks to his significant research and experience in areas of family law, he has been published in numerous professional publications and regularly speaks at conferences and meetings. He has received multiple awards during the course of his professional career including the prestigious Faculty Award of Professionalism awarded to a single law faculty member in Florida annually by the Florida Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism and The Florida Bar’s Standing Committee on Professionalism.