She has represented major telecommunications and media companies, internationally renowned musicians, financial institutions, and healthcare facilities, insurers, and investors. Super Lawyers Magazine has acknowledged her work, naming Audrey as a “Rising Star” every year since 2013.

In addition to her work at the firm, Audrey has served as an adjunct faculty member at Florida International University and a board member for Lawyers for Children America.

Before beginning her career in the law, Audrey was an account executive for a national public relations and marketing agency, and an internationally certified soccer referee.

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• Obtained injunction on behalf of a Fortune 20 telecommunications company enforcing a noncompetition agreement against a former executive who attempted to work for a competitor
• Obtained injunction on behalf of a Fortune 20 telecommunications company in its RICO and fraud action against premium text message service providers, and prevailed on appeal
• Prosecuted and defeated dismissal of a civil trade secrets action involving complex issues of first impression under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Electronic Communications Privacy Act and Stored Communications Act
• Represents managed care entities, healthcare practice groups and physicians in connection with shareholder and contractual disputes, non-compete agreements and regulatory issues
• Defended putative class action seeking to block a health insurer’s reorganization and force a transfer of $1.6 billion to policyholders
• Obtained an injunction on behalf of the largest dental implant company in the world in an action against a former sales representative who solicited the company’s customers in violation of his restrictive covenant and unfair trade practices law
• Obtained, on behalf of a hospital, dismissal of a lawsuit brought by a radiologist alleging that the hospital effectively terminated his medical staff privileges without providing due process, and prevailed on appeal
• Defeated, on behalf of a hospital, motion for preliminary injunction brought by physicians alleging the hospital breached their due process rights by replacing them with an exclusive provider of certain hospital services

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