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After spending two years as in-house counsel at NBCUniversal News Group, where she advised on editorial, newsgathering, and First Amendment matters for Telemundo and NBC News, Giselle returns to the firm with a deepened perspective on media law and n… Read More

Shullman Fugate is excited to share that the firm, as well as Attorneys Deanna Shullman and Rachel Fugate , have received repeat honors being named to the Chambers USA Legal Guide 2025.  Each year Chambers recognizes firms and attorneys for bein… Read More

Shullman Fugate Congratulates Attorneys Deanna Shullman, Rachel Fugate  and Allison Lovelady for their inclusion in the 2025 Florida Super Lawyers list. Deanna has been recognized as a Super Lawyer each year since 2013; Rachel has been recogniz… Read More

Prior to joining the firm, Yelan practiced commercial litigation and business immigration.  She represented public and private companies across a diverse range of industries, including healthcare, finance, construction, and manufacturing.  She also… Read More

Shullman Fugate is excited to share that Amber Couzo has accepted an in-house position with Restaurant Brands International, one of the world’s largest quick service restaurant companies, where she will be responsible for legal advice and res… Read More

Attorneys Rachel Fugate and Sarah Papadelias authored an article for the Media Law Resource Center’s July 2023 Bulletin on Supreme Court and First Amendment Developments. Florida’s distorted First Amendment reality stems from a “war on woke… Read More

Amber graduated cum laude from the University of Miami’s School of Law, earning her Juris Doctor with a concentration in Litigation and Dispute Resolution. During law school, Amber was inducted into the Iron Arrow Honor Society and received the CAL… Read More

Prior to joining the firm, Sarah spent five years in private practice in a variety of civil litigation roles including insurance defense, personal injury, construction defect, and commercial litigation.  She began her legal career as a trial court… Read More