Kevyn Orr

Kevyn Orr provides strategic crisis management advice, identifying creative approaches to novel or first impression situations with an eye toward developing practical business-oriented solutions. He has practiced in the areas of business restructuring, distressed M&A, corporate governance and decision-making in distressed environments, and complex commercial litigation and settlement negotiations for more than three decades. He is experienced in all aspects of complex and precedent-setting matters, and The National Law Journal recognized him as a "Crisis Trailblazer" in 2021.

Kevyn's recent representation includes counsel for the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors in the Toys "R" Us Property Company I chapter 11 cases. Prior to rejoining Jones Day, Kevyn served as Emergency Manager of the City of Detroit and was charged with restructuring the city's finances and operations. During his tenure, he oversaw the largest and most complicated municipal bankruptcy proceeding in the nation's history, and the city successfully restructured $18 billion in debt, reduced overall debt by $7 billion, developed and implemented a multiyear $1.7 billion revitalization plan for city services and operations, streamlined key city operations, helped improve public safety, put the city's art in a perpetual public trust, and avoided drastic cuts to pension and related retiree benefits. Kevyn received Turnaround Management Association's Mega Transaction of the Year Award for the City of Detroit, Michigan in October 2015.

At Jones Day, Kevyn has advised Chrysler on its bankruptcy, National Century Financial Enterprises in its bankruptcy and asserting its claims in the health care provider bankruptcies of PhyAmerica Corporation and DCHC/Greater Southeast Hospital, and Laidlaw Corporation in its defense of a $1 billion claim by the purchaser of its environmental cleanup division.

Kevyn is a member of the American Bar Association and the American Bankruptcy Institute and a Fellow of American College of Bankruptcy.

Malissa Osei

Malissa Osei concentrates her practice in commercial litigation and matrimonial matters. She has experience litigating complex contract disputes, negotiating prenuptial agreements, and handling child custody and child support matters in New York’s Family and Supreme Courts. Her practice focuses on helping clients navigate complex legal issues with strategic advocacy and thoughtful representation.

Before joining KSTM, Malissa worked with Caroline Krauss and Heidi Tallentire at Blank Rome, where she was part of one of the nation’s largest matrimonial practices. She earned her Juris Doctor from Cornell Law School in 2014, where she served as an articles editor for the Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, and received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Fordham University in 2008.

Malissa is fluent in Twi, a dialect of Ghana, and has a strong commitment to international human rights advocacy. During her internship with the Legal Resources Centre, a Ghana-based human rights organization, she successfully sought a presidential pardon for a death row inmate, developed an anti-human trafficking training manual for prosecutors, and facilitated a public forum on election disputes.

Recognized for her leadership and accomplishments, Malissa has received numerous honors, including being named to Best Lawyers’ Ones to Watch for Family Law in New York (2023), a New York Super Lawyers Rising Star in Family Law (2022), the American Bar Association’s On the Rise – Top 40 Young Lawyers (2021), Profiles in Diversity Journal’s Women Worth Watching (2020), and the National Black Lawyers’ Top 40 Under 40 (2019).

Malissa is a member of the New York State Bar Association, New York Women’s Bar Association, National Urban League Young Professionals, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, and Metropolitan Black Bar Association. She is admitted to practice law in New York and the District of Columbia.

Chanise Anderson

I’m Chanise Anderson, Esq., the founder of MarkSetGo Law, P.C. I wear many hats—attorney, entrepreneur, real estate broker, life insurance producer, mother and wife, but the thread that ties it all together is my passion for helping people protect and grow what they’ve worked hard to build.

I began my career focused on intellectual property, helping creators and business owners secure their brands. But I quickly saw a bigger need: many clients were protecting their logos but leaving their businesses, real estate, or family wealth vulnerable. That realization led me to expand my practice into full-scale asset protection combining business law, estate planning, and wealth strategies under one roof.

My clients trust me because I not only understand the legal side, but I also live the entrepreneurial journey myself. I know the risks business owners face, the sacrifices families make, and the legacy parents want to leave. That’s why I built MarkSetGo Law to be a firm that clients can turn to for both legal solutions and peace of mind.

Whether you’re a first-time entrepreneur, a seasoned business owner, or a family planning for the future, I’m here to guide you with clarity, strategy, and care. My goal is to make the law understandable, actionable, and most importantly—impactful for your life and legacy.

As a Christian-based firm, we are guided by the principles of Colossians 3:23-24, striving to serve our clients with excellence and commitment in everything we do. Our goal is to provide not just legal solutions, but peace of mind, knowing that your business and personal assets are secure.

We handle all documentation, hearings, and reporting requirements — making sure everything is done correctly and on time.

Romaine Brown

Attorney Romaine Brown is known for her warm, compassionate approach to representing clients. She takes the time to listen, genuinely cares about the people she serves, and is aggressive when necessary to protect their interests. Attorney Brown personally discusses each client's needs and goals, developing a strategic approach tailored to achieving the best possible outcome. Her experience handling a wide variety of legal matters has provided her with the knowledge and perspective needed to resolve even the most complex cases.

Understanding that clients place immense trust in their attorney, Attorney Brown believes that clearly defining objectives, legal strategy, and potential challenges is essential to successful representation. She recognizes that a single legal decision can have a lasting impact on a person's life and works diligently to ensure her clients are informed and confident throughout the legal process.

An authentic, down-to-earth attorney, Attorney Brown believes that people deserve understanding and second chances. She knows that one mistake should not define a person's future and has successfully represented clients in criminal, civil, family, and immigration courts.

When asked why clients should hire her, Attorney Brown explains: "There are no do-overs. Appeals are expensive and take a long time to resolve. Do you want a practical approach to a problem? What is the goal or end result that you are seeking?"

Attorney Romaine Brown has more than 19 years of experience as a licensed attorney in the State of Florida. Throughout her career, she has represented plaintiffs and respondents in family and civil matters, as well as defendants in criminal cases. Since 2003, she has tried and mediated hundreds of cases, earning a reputation for thoughtful advocacy and practical problem-solving.

Originally from Jamaica, Attorney Brown immigrated to the United States and grew up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She earned her Juris Doctor from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2002 and has a background in sociology and social issues, providing her with valuable insight into the challenges many clients face. Her practice focuses on family law, divorce, juvenile, and dependency matters.

Attorney Brown is currently accepting new mediation and arbitration matters. She is licensed to practice in the State of Florida, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Maya Rogers

Maya Simmons Rogers is the Managing Partner of Simmons Rogers, LLC.

Attorney Rogers attended Florida A&M University and interned with several Fortune 500 companies, including Southern Company - Georgia Power, Procter & Gamble, and Ernst & Young, during her tenure.

After graduating from Florida A&M with both her undergraduate and graduate degrees, Attorney Rogers moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to attend law school. During her tenure at The University of Michigan Law School, Attorney Rogers was very active on campus and served in several elected and appointed leadership positions. While attending law school, Attorney Rogers also had the opportunity to extern with the South African Human Rights Commission in Cape Town.

Following her externship, Attorney Rogers went to work in the ERISA Litigation group at Alston & Bird, LLP. During her time at Alston & Bird, Attorney Rogers gained extensive experience representing numerous Fortune 500 employers and defending large national insurance companies against claims for denied health, disability (short- and long-term), and life insurance benefits.

After leaving Alston & Bird, but prior to founding Simmons Rogers, LLC, Attorney Rogers gained extensive experience serving as outside general counsel to a number of businesses in varying stages, from startups to mid-sized multi-million-dollar companies.

In this capacity, Attorney Rogers had the opportunity to represent entrepreneurs and business executives in a wide variety of transactions and industries, including selecting the most appropriate business entity, negotiating the purchase of a new business, contract review and negotiation, patent prosecution, and copyright and trademark registration and licensing.

Attorney Rogers has also assisted clients with developing various employment agreements, creating company policies and handbooks, hiring and terminating employees, and negotiating severance packages for employees and high-level executives.

Attorney Rogers is no stranger to conflict or litigation. She has represented her clients in numerous litigation matters, mediations, and arbitrations.

Attorney Rogers continues to represent businesses but now also has the opportunity to assist her business clients and others with more personal matters. She has helped entrepreneurs and other clients plan for the end of life as well as possible incapacitation. Attorney Rogers has also helped her clients navigate life-changing events ranging from pre-nuptial agreements to tragic accidents.

While practicing law is time consuming, Mrs. Rogers has always found time to give back. She has served on the executive board of the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys ("GABWA"), a bar association of more than 600 judges, lawyers, and law students. She has also participated with Everybody Wins Power Lunch Reading Program, Project SALUTE, Georgia Appleseed's Heir Property Project, and completed countless hours of pro bono legal services throughout her career.

Mrs. Rogers served on the Board of Directors for the Refugee Women's Network for four years and also served as the Board Treasurer. She currently teaches Business Law and Ethics courses at a national university in the metro-Atlanta area.

Mrs. Rogers is a native of Albany, Georgia, who relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, to practice law. Mrs. Rogers believes deeply that practicing law is a way for her to help people and to help make the world a better place.