Kimberly Lorenz is a former insurance defense attorney of 13+ years who has also successfully tried Plaintiff’s personal injury and complex commercial cases. A skilled trial attorney with an ongoing litigation practice, Kimberly now also serves as a Certified Mediator and Minor Settlement counsel for her colleagues practicing Personal Injury. Having litigated and tried many of the same types of cases she currently mediates, Kimberly’s understanding of the factors affecting both sides help her identify opportunities to effect resolution in cases involving even the most difficult of complex claims or clients.In addition to mediating, Kimberly's ongoing litigation practice includes probate, trust and guardianship litigation, as well as representation of individuals and businesses throughout Central Florida with contract negotiations and disputes, claims defense, employment/noncompete agreements and strategic planning with the Davey Law Group. Kimberly also serves as of-counsel for business and probate litigation matters for the Bloodworth Law Firm. Kimberly's meticulous analysis and no-nonsense, proactive approach provides her clients with efficient, effective and aggressive representation, as well as on-call HR assistance, risk management assessments and loss-shifting strategies to guard against future loss and claims.Kimberly is regularly recognized by Super Lawyers as a Top Young Lawyer and Rising Star in Florida, and was named one of Orlando's Top 20 Women in the Law by Orlando Style Magazine. She graduated Cum Laude from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, and also holds a bachelors' degree in Communications. She is routinely recognized by the Orange County Bar Association for her outstanding commitment and service as a Guardian Ad Litem.Outside of work, Kimberly is heavily involved in various community development boards dedicated to showcasing Orlando’s vibrant business and cultural community, and regularly volunteers for Habitat for Humanity. A life-long Orlando resident, she resides here with three generations of her family.