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Liku Madoshi

Liku Madoshi is more than just an attorney. As someone with multiple entrepreneurial endeavors, she knows what it means to need the right people on your team. Liku started a virtual legal practice to meet the needs of coaches and consultants running online businesses.

As an attorney, Liku understands the importance of having your legal ducks in a row and how detrimental it can be to your business if you don’t have a solid legal foundation to protect your brand, your company, and ultimately your legacy.

As an entrepreneur, Liku knows first hand the value of having a team of professionals that do what they are trained to do so business owners can focus on executing their vision and scaling their growth. 

We know you wear multiple hats as a business owner, but pass the legal hat to us. As the Legal on Your Team, we've got your online business covered.

J. Lynette Carter

J. Lynette Carter focuses her practice at Eckert Seamans in the area of commercial litigation. Previously, she served seven years at the Pennsylvania Capitol as a budget analyst for the Pennsylvania State Senate, and as a research analyst for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Upon graduating from law school, Lynette served as a prosecutor in Dauphin County before returning to the PA House of Representatives as In-House Counsel. She entered private practice as an associate attorney at Marzzacco Niven & Associates, where she appeared before Administrative Law Judges on behalf of social security disability clients and assisted with personal injury matters.

Lynette is a Director of the Dauphin County Bar Association and was the 2022-23 PA Bar Association’s Minority Bar Committee Secretary. Lynette is Zimbabwean American, bilingual, a former Division II field hockey player, a Member of the International Sociology Honor Society and is admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania.

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Commercial Litigation

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Pennsylvania

EDUCATION

Juris Doctor – Widener University Commonwealth Law School, Harrisburg PA.

Awarded the Law & Government Institute’s Certificate in Legislation with honors.

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Anthropology, cum laude – Messiah University, Mechanicsburg PA.

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Pennsylvania Bar Association

Dauphin County Bar Association

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Shona

Cheyanne Robinson

Cheyanne D. Robinson is an Associate in the firm's Jacksonville office and practices in the areas of personal injury litigation and premises liability.

Ms. Robinson received her Juris Doctor from Stetson University College of Law. During law school, she served on the executive board of the Asian-American Law Student Association and an active member of the Black Law Students Association.

Prior to law school, Ms. Robinson attended University of South Florida where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science along with a minor in criminology.

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Dwayne Barrs, Jr.

Dwayne is an experienced trial attorney who has conducted over 25 jury trials to verdict. Dwayne has a proven ability to translate complicated situations into clear, concise and persuasive arguments that advance client positions. Drawing on his experience as an assistant general counsel, Dwayne understands how to harmonize business objectives with litigation strategy. 

Dwayne helps clients minimize the risk of litigation. He has conducted internal investigations and advised healthcare professionals on critical compliance matters. Dwayne previously served as the Chief Privacy Officer for a nationwide health care organization, and the HIPAA Privacy Officer for a county-wide healthcare organization.

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Chasmine Williams

Chasmine is an associate in the firm’s Class Actions and Mass Torts Practice Group. She represents clients in general and complex commercial business disputes in a wide-range of industries. She dedicates a large portion of her practice to the consumer financial services industry including alternative dispute resolution assisting in discovery and preparation of dispositive motions. Chasmine also has experience with media and technology-based companies, helping clients in a variety of legal disputes including First Amendment-related content and speech protection.

Prior to becoming an associate, Chasmine was a BCLP fellow, splitting her time between the Atlanta Legal Aid and the firm’s Class Action and Mass Torts Practice Group. In this role, she supported Atlanta Legal Aid through assisting in a wide-range of legal matters including assisting individuals in dispossessory proceedings and family law matters. 

While in law school, Chasmine was a regional board member of the Southwestern Black Law Students Association and a member of Texas Law Fellowships. She also served as a research assistant to Professor Tracy McCormack, focusing on the tort reform movement of the 1970s. She was a judicial extern to the Honorable Robert Pitman of the Western District of Texas and interned with the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division.

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