Cristina Cambo
Cristina P. Cambo is a Partner and Founding Member at Cambo Ferry, PLLC. She has focused her career in the areas of first party property coverage and defense for residential and commercial carriers. She assists and defends property insurers in coverage disputes and litigation, including pre-suit investigations, SIU investigations, alternative dispute resolution, and all aspects of litigation through trial. She also assists her clients with third party liability coverage opinions and evaluations. In addition to her litigation practice, Ms. Cambo acts as a general advisor on a wide range of strategic business and legal issues for her clients.
Ms. Cambo has been called upon several times to offer testimony and draft model bill language to the Florida Legislature during Florida’s Special Sessions on property insurance reform. She has also served on a panel of legal experts to testify before the Federal Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules concerning proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 707. Ms. Cambo is also regularly asked to be a guest speaker for various conferences, seminars, podcasts, and webinars.
Ms. Cambo is actively involved in both state and national professional associations. On a statewide level, she serves on the Board of Directors for the Florida Defense Lawyers Association (“FDLA”), and she was the recipient of the 2024 President’s Award. Ms. Cambo serves as the Co-Chair of the First Party Property Insurance Committee for FDLA, as well as the liaison for the Diversity Equity & Inclusion Committee. Ms. Cambo was the Chair of the 2024 Florida Insurance Network Symposium (“FINS”) Conference hosted by the FDLA, and she was the Vice Chair of FINS in 2023.
On a national level, Ms. Cambo is an active member of DRI, which is the largest international membership organization of attorneys defending the interests of businesses and individuals in civil litigation. Specifically, she was selected by DRI’s Center for Law and Public Policy as the Florida representative of the State Legislation and Rules Task Force. She is also an appointed member of the Federal Rules Task Force for DRI’s Center for Law and Public Policy.
In terms of community involvement, Ms. Cambo served on the Executive Committee for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Annual Light the Night Event.
Ms. Cambo graduated with Honors from Wake Forest University in 2006, majoring in History and double minoring in Anthropology and International Studies. She earned her juris doctor degree from Stetson University College of Law in 2011 as a half-tuition scholarship recipient, where she was a member of the Moot Court Board and the Phi Delta Phi Honor Society. While on the Moot Court Board, Ms. Cambo was awarded Best Claimant’s Brief at the 2011 Willem C. Vis (East – Hong Kong) Moot and Honorable Mention for Best Respondent’s Brief in the same competition. She also earned Book Awards in Trial Advocacy (Victor O. Wehle Award) and Comparative Corporate Governance.
Ms. Cambo is licensed to practice in all Florida State Courts, as well as the U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Southern, and Middle Districts of Florida. Ms. Cambo is bilingual in Spanish and is a dual citizen of the United States and Spain. She lives in Maitland, Florida with her family.
Bar Admissions
Florida, 2011
United States District Court, Middle District of Florida
United States District Court, Southern District of Florida
United States District Court, Northern District of Florida
Memberships & Organizations
- Board of Directors, Florida Defense Lawyers Association, 2024-present
- Co-Chair of the Insurance Committee, FDLA, 2024-present
- Liaison of the Diversity Equity & Inclusion Committee, FDLA, 2024-present
- Florida Representative for the State Legislation and Rules Task Force, DRI Center for Law and Public Policy, 2024-present
- Chair, Florida Insurance Network Symposium (“FINS”) Conference, 2024
- Member, Federal Rules Task Force, DRI Center for Law and Public Policy, 2024-present
- Vice Chair, FINS Conference, 2023
- Member, Property & Liability Research Bureau (“PLRB”)
- Certified Instructor, Florida Department of Financial Services Education Section
- Executive Committee, 2024 Light the Night Event, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Presentations
- Federal Advisory Committee, February 2026 hearing on proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 707
- Florida Legislature Testimony
- Special Session on Property Insurance Reform, May 2022, Testified before the Florida House of Representatives’ Appropriations Committee on behalf of FDLA
- Special Session on Property Insurance Reform, December 2022, Testified before the Florida Senate’s Committee on Fiscal Policy, Senate Banking Committee, and House Commerce Committee on behalf of FDLA
- Drafted model bill language on behalf of the Florida Justice Reform Institute, December 2022
- Guest Speaker, “The AI Evidence Dillemma: Do we Need New Rules?”, Lawyers for Civil Justice, Fall 2025 Winter Meeting, December 2025
- Panelist, “The Federal Rulemaking Process: Past, Present, and Future,” DRI webinar, November 2025
- Panelist, “Wind, Flood, Hail and Appraisal, Oh My!”, PLRB Large Loss Conference, November 2025
- Panelist, “Property 101,” FDLA Webinar, April 2024
- Podcast Guest, Season 3, Episode 15 of “Latte with a Lawyer,” February 2023
- Panelist, “Summary of SB 2A Webinar” hosted by FDLA, January 2023
- Podcast Guest Speaker, “Summarily – A Podcast for Busy Lawyers, Sweeping Changes to Property Insurance Law,” December 2022
- Panelist, Florida Liability Claims Conference (FLCC), “Changing the Status Quo: Alternatives to Traditional Mediation and Trial to Resolve Claims,” June 2021
- Co-Presenter with CEU Institute, Allstate Insurance Company, Seminar regarding “Ethical Considerations: When Issuing Reservation of Rights Letters and Denials,” June 2018
- Co-Presenter with CEU Institute, Allstate Insurance Company, Seminar regarding “Case Law Update and Bad Faith Best Practices,” June 2017
- Multiple internal client presentations and CE courses concentrating on legislative changes, proper responses to Notice of Intent to Initiate Litigation, Option to Repair, and Appraisal
Publications
- Author, “My Experience Testifying on Proposed FRE 707,” DRI, the Voice, March 2026
- Author, “Florida Supreme Court Says Right to Privacy Survives Death and Prohibits Ex Parte Interviews in Medmal Actions,” published in JD Supra, January 2018
- Co-author, “The Option to Repair: Making It Work,” published in JD Supra, March 2017
- Author, “Parsing ‘True Relief’ in Florida’s Fourth District,” May 2016
- Author, “Homeowners Assignments of Benefits May Have Finally Met Their Match,” October 2015
Katelyn Mae Ferry
Katelyn Mae Ferry is a Partner at and Founding Member of Cambo Ferry, PLLC. Ms. Ferry has practiced exclusively insurance defense litigation since 2014 and has focused her practice on the areas of first and third-party insurance coverage and defense. Ms. Ferry represents clients in all stages of defense, including the investigative phase, pre-litigation, appraisal, and litigation regarding claims for windstorm, water, hurricane, fire, mold, and theft, including suspected fraud. She frequently conducts examinations under oath, provides coverage opinions and analysis, responds to civil remedy notices and notices of intent to initiate litigation, and represents insurers through all stages of litigation, including trial.
Ms. Ferry is frequently consulted by her clients to assist in all aspects of their business, including drafting and creating internal workflows, revising and submitting policy language to the OIR, and preparing internal claim handling templates.
Ms. Ferry has testified before the Florida legislature on topics such as one-way attorneys’ fees, bad-faith, and repeal of AOBs. She regularly presents on these topics at both state and national conferences and has also authored several articles on these topics. She is extremely invested in the defense bar and furtherance of stabilizing the Florida insurance market.
Ms. Ferry graduated with Honors from the University of Central Florida in 2007 with a major in Political Science and a minor in Legal Studies. She earned her law degree as a presidential merit scholar at Stetson University College of Law in 2012, where she was a member of the Moot Court Board and Phi Delta Phi Honor Society. While on the Moot Court Board, Ms. Ferry competed both in Hong Kong and Vienna in the Willem C. Vis Competition and was awarded Best Claimant’s Brief in 2011 and two Honorable Mentions for Claimant’s Brief in 2012 and Respondent’s Brief in 2011. Ms. Ferry also earned Book Awards for the highest grades in Disability Law and Interviewing and Counseling and the Matthew Bender Elder Law Book Award as the most distinguished student in Elder Law.
Ms. Ferry lives in Longwood, Florida with her husband and two children. She enjoys hiking, traveling, trying new foods, leisure reading, nearly all outdoor activities, and is active in her church.
Bar Admissions
Florida, Sept. 2012
United States District Courts for the Southern District of Florida
United States District Courts for the Middle District of Florida
Memberships & Organizations
- Certified Instructor from the Florida Department of Financial Services Education Section
- Florida Defense Lawyers Association (FDLA), member and Legislative Action Committee, member
- DRI, member
- Property & Liability Research Bureau (PLRB), member
- Wekiva Presbyterian Church, Currently Serving Elder, Chair of Christian Education Committee, Chair of Policy Manual Update Taskforce, Board Member of the Christian Child Center Board of Directors
Presentations
- Florida Legislature Testimony
- Regular Session on Property Insurance Reform, March 2025, Testified before the Florida House of Representatives Civil Justic and Claims Subcommittee
- Special Session on Property Insurance Reform, December 2022, Testified before the Florida Senate on recent Legislative Changes
- Special Session on Property Insurance Reform, May 2022, Testified before the Florida House of Representatives’ Appropriations Committee
- Panelist, “The Iconic Duo” Presentation at Windstorm Insurance Network (WIND) Conference, February 2026
- Panelist, “Appraisal – Love it or Leave It?,” Florida Insurance Network Symposium (FINS) Conference, August 2025
- Panelist, “Insurance Business Compliance,” Florida Insurance Network Symposium (FINS) Conference, August 2024
- Panelist, “Wind, Flood, Fire, and Appraisal, Oh My!” Presentation at Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC) Conference, June 2024
- Panelist, “Wind, Flood, Fire, and Appraisal, Oh My!,” Presentation at the Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention (FACAP) Conference, Feb 2024
- Panelist, “Utilizing and Leveraging the Option to Repair Process Under the Policy,” Florida Insurance Network Symposium (FINS) Conference, August 2023
- Panelist for Summary of SB2A, Webinar hosted by the FDLA, January 2023
- Speaker, “Ian is not Irma,” Webinar hosted by CaseGlide, November 2022
- Multiple internal client presentations and CE courses concentrating on legislative changes, proper responses to Notice of Intent to Initiate Litigation, Option to Repair, and Appraisal
Publications
- Multiple Blog Posts on Recent case law updates, LinkedIn
- The Innocent Co-Insured: Underestimating Definite and Indefinite Articles, Butler Blog (July 17, 2017).
- A Look at an Insured’s Post-Loss Duties to Cooperate: Exactly How Much Cooperation is Necessary?, Butler Blog (July 7, 2016)
- Courts are for Coverage; Appraisals are for Amount, Butler Blog (Dec. 10, 2015)
- Mentoring Pioneer Receives Inaugural Professionalism Award, Lawyer Magazine, vol. 25, n. 3, p. 58 (Jan.-Feb. 2015)
- Promoting and Monitoring Professionalism, Lawyer Magazine, vol. 24, n.5, p. 52 (March-April 2014).
Partners
Matthew Barclay
Matthew Barclay is a Partner and central Florida native currently practices first-party property litigation and liability defense out of our Maitland office. Mr. Barclay attended the Florida State University College of Business where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Finance and minor in Economics. While earning his degree, Mr. Barclay served as the vice president of the FSU Pre-Law Society and was a member of the Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma and Golden Key Honor Societies. Following graduation, Mr. Barclay worked as an analyst and advisor at one of the world’s largest financial institutions before returning to Florida to attend law school on a full academic scholarship. Mr. Barclay earned his Juris Doctorate from Barry University School of Law in 2018 where he graduated Magna Cum Laude and served on the Moot Court Honors Board.
Since his admission to the Florida Bar, Mr. Barclay has focused his practice on representing corporations and insurance carriers against first-party, third-party, and liability actions. He has handled hundreds of cases ranging from breach of contract to premises liability and negligence matters, defending clients from pre-suit through litigation. Mr. Barclay is licensed to practice law in all Florida State Courts, as well as the United States District Courts for the Middle and Southern Districts of Florida.
Anita Bittner
Anita Bittner obtained her law degree from Rutgers University in 2015, where she served as a Publication Editor on the Rutgers University Law Review and represented Rutgers in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in New York City. During her time at Rutgers, Ms. Bittner interned for the Honorable Joseph Irenas in the United State District Court for the District of New Jersey.
Following her graduation from law school, Ms. Bittner completed a one-year judicial clerkship as a clerk for the Honorable Anthony M. Pugliese, J.S.C. in the Superior Court of New Jersey – Civil Division, where she gained invaluable experience by assisting in various courtroom proceedings by reviewing legal submissions, completing legal research and attending trials and hearings as directed by the Court. She then served as a Deputy Attorney General at the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General, where she pursued civil penalties against insurance fraudsters pursuant to the New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act and prosecuted enforcement actions against public adjusters for violations of the Public Adjuster Act.
Upon entering private practice, Ms. Bittner concentrated on the area of first party insurance defense with a focus on insurance fraud and inflated claims. Ms. Bittner assists her clients in pre-suit investigations by conducting examinations under oath and providing coverage opinions. She is a skilled litigator with extensive experience in conducting depositions and in motion practice.
Ms. Bittner was born and raised in Warsaw, Poland and is bilingual. She is licensed to practice law in Florida, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Bridgette Crespo
Bridgette Crespo is currently a Partner serving in the first party property litigation defense division. A proud resident of the Broward County area. Mrs. Crespo attended the University of Miami where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and International Relations. Following her undergraduate studies, Mrs. Crespo attended Nova Southeastern University College of Law where she received her juris doctor. Upon her graduation Mrs. Crespo served at the State Attorney’s Office for the 15th Judicial Circuit serving the residents of Palm Beach County where she prosecuted misdemeanor, juvenile, and felony cases. In 2019 Ms. Crespo left prosecution to join the Florida Department of Children and Families serving as an attorney for the Department in the Human Trafficking Division. Since 2020, Mrs. Crespo has been practicing first party property defense.
Michael Neusaenger
Michael Neusaenger is a Florida native who was born and raised in Orlando. Before completing his undergraduate education, he served in the United States Navy as a Nuclear Field Electronics Technician. Following his military service, Mr. Neusaenger earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Central Florida and subsequently completed Law School at Barry University’s Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law.
Mr. Neusaenger is a Founding Partner of Cambo Ferry, PLLC. For more than six years, his practice has been devoted exclusively to First-Party Property Insurance Defense. He represents property insurers in both pre-suit and post-suit matters, with a primary focus on Commercial Property insurance claims. His current practice includes almost exclusively the defense of claims arising under Commercial Residential Policies, Business Owner Policies, Commercial Property Insurance Policies, and Builder’s Risk Insurance Policies.
Through his concentrated practice in first-party commercial property insurance, Mr. Neusaenger has developed a deep understanding of the legal, technical, and practical issues unique to this area of law. In addition to his commercial practice, he regularly consults and conducts engineering and other expert depositions for residential property insurance claims. His scientific and technical background enhances his ability to evaluate complex causation issues and effectively analyze expert opinions, providing added value to insurer clients.
Presentations:
- Panelist, “Wind, Flood, Hail and Appraisal, Oh My!”, PLRB Large Loss Conference, November 2025
Kevin Pavlas
Kevin Pavlas was born in Worms, Germany and grew up in a small village outside of Frankenthal, Germany called Eppstein. He moved to Florida in 1996 and has lived in Central Florida ever since. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Pavlas worked for ten years in PIP Insurance Defense with a focus on SIU claims.
Mr. Pavlas attended law school at Barry University, Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law where he graduated Magna Cum Laude and was admitted to the bar in September of 2018. During his time at Barry University, Mr. Pavlas was selected to be a Dean’s Study Fellow and Personal Academic Counselor in the areas of Torts and Contracts. He also worked as a Bar Prep Mentor and assisted students studying for the Florida Bar Exam.
Mr. Pavlas focuses his practice on pre-litigation investigation support and assistance and has developed an end to end program to assist insurance carriers throughout the state with analysis and responding to Notices of Intent to Initiate Litigation as well as Civil Remedy Notices. This process allows for the efficient review and analysis of even the most complex claims to ensure that the carrier has exhausted all investigative steps to ensure that the right decision is made on every claim no matter how unique the facts may be. By providing this service, Mr. Pavlas also establishes a pre-litigation defense strategy to be implemented should litigation be filed to ensure a cohesive defense strategy and the efficient defense of litigated matters.
Mr. Pavlas’ pre-litigation work also includes conducting examinations under oath both for front end and SIU claims and he has worked on many complex fraud investigations and the subsequent litigation. The major investigation in which Mr. Pavlas assisted uncovered fraud by numerous mitigation vendors, public adjusters, and attorneys.
Mr. Pavlas also presents at conferences and shares his knowledge regarding pre-litigation investigative techniques and fraud investigations and has presented at FACAP (Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention) and FIFEC (Fighting Insurance Fraud Education Committee) conferences.
Joshua Strudwick
Joshua Strudwick was born and raised in South Florida. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Florida in Orlando, FL and then continued his studies in Tallahassee, FL at Florida State University College of Law. During his time in law school, Mr. Strudwick’s love for the courtroom blossomed when he competed nationally with the Mock Trial Team and tried a handful of jury trials during an internship with the State Attorney’s Office.
Following law school, Mr. Strudwick began his career in commercial litigation and gained invaluable experience trying cases on behalf of the top 5 financial institutions. Presently, Mr. Strudwick focuses his practice on defending insurance carriers in first-party, third-party, and liability claims. Mr. Strudwick handles all aspects of pre-litigation and litigation, including but not limited to, appraisal, examination under oath, notices of intent, civil remedy notices, and bad faith. He has successfully advised insurers as to coverage disputes and litigated hundreds of breach of contract and declaratory judgment suits involving windstorm, water, fire, mold, theft, misrepresentation, and fraud. He has tried cases to verdict.
Mr. Strudwick is licensed to practice in all Florida State Courts. Mr. Strudwick is a partner at Cambo Ferry. When he isn’t practicing, Mr. Strudwick spends his time with his family, coaching youth basketball, and watching the Miami Heat, UCF Knights, and Florida State Seminoles.
Associates
Robin Pero
Robin Pero was born and raised in upstate New York. Ms. Pero attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where she earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. Ms. Pero obtained her juris doctorate degree from the University of Akron in 1992.
During law school, Ms. Pero served as Research Editor on the Akron Law Review and clerked for an Ohio Circuit Court Judge and the City of Akron Law Department.
After graduating law school, Ms. Pero relocated to the Tampa area where she was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1993. For more than thirty years, Ms. Pero has represented insurance carriers in first party property disputes involving homeowners.
Her experience includes the defense of first party breach of contract actions involving sinkhole, plumbing, hurricane and roof claims. Ms. Pero also spent a significant part of her career defending insurance carriers against first- and third-party bad faith litigation.
Ms. Pero is licensed to practice in New York and Florida as well as the Middle, Southern and Northern Districts of Florida.
Alexis Torres
Alexis’ legal career started at the age of 14, where she clerked for a firm representing commercial HOA clients. She worked her way through high school and college as a trial paralegal on sinkhole and general liability cases. She graduated law school in just 3 years, becoming an associate attorney with one of the largest women-owned law firms in the United States at the age of 23, representing half a dozen carriers concerning various liability cases. She then represented homeowners and commercial companies, with clients from retired appellate judges, national restoration companies, to the former CFO of a United State President.
Her reputation for aggressive but effective litigation resulted in her being the first General Counsel for a 15+ million dollar a year construction company based in central Florida, Colorado and Missouri. After years of fostering relationships on both sides of the aisle, Alexis became an approved counsel to handle global settlement conferences on behalf of homeowners and contractors against 3 different carriers. Her reputation led to requests for her to consult on various insurance claims, including cases involving a gas station shooting and medical negligence.
Ms. Torres is licensed in Florida, Missouri, and the District of Columbia. Alexis spends her off time re-exploring Tampa Bay with her St. Louis raised fiancé after successfully convincing him to adopt a corgi.
Curtis Wurster
Curtis Wurster was raised in South Florida. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the Florida International University in Miami, FL and then continued his studies at St. Thomas University School of Law. During his time in law school, Mr. Wurster’s love for the law was solidified when he became a member of St. Thomas Law Review and served as an intern for U.S Federal Judge Adalberto Jordan of the United States Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit. Mr. Wurster graduated Magna Cum Laude and was admitted to the Florida bar in September of 2018.
Following law school, Mr. Wurster began his career in Family Law litigation and where he represented individuals in custodial matters and dissolutions of marriage. Thereafter, Mr. Wurster began his career in property insurance litigation and worked for one of the largest insurance carriers in Florida defending claims, which he has been doing for the last 6 years. Presently, Mr. Wurster focuses his practice on defending insurance carriers in first-party litigation. Mr. Wurster handles all aspects of litigation and has tried insurance cases to verdict.
Mr. Wurster, his wife, and their dog Luna currently live in Miami, Florida. Mr. Wurster is currently a Senior Associate at Cambo Ferry, PLLC. While he is not practicing, he enjoys watching the Florida Gators, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Heat & Miami Marlins.
Elif Dreesbach
Elif Dreesbach was born in Istanbul, Turkey but has been living in Central Florida for over 25 years. She is an Associate with nearly a decade of experience representing clients in complex civil litigation matters. Her practice focuses primarily on first-party property insurance defense, where she has extensive experience handling claims involving residential losses, including hurricane, water, and other catastrophic damage.
Elif represents insurers through all stages of litigation, from pre-suit investigation and coverage analysis through discovery, depositions, motion practice, and trial preparation. Prior to joining the firm, Elif practiced at several respected litigation firms specializing in premises liability, negligent security and first party property matters, where she developed a strong foundation in insurance coverage and bad-faith litigation.
Elif graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Central Florida in 2014 and earned her Juris Doctor from Barry Law School in 2018, where she graduated Cum Laude and was the Managing Editor of the Law Review and received a High Honors Certificate in Litigation.
In her free time, Elif enjoys baking and going to Disney with her husband and two kids.
Maxwell Erd
Maxwell Erd is an Associate Attorney currently practicing first-party property out of our Longwood office. Mr. Erd attended the University of Central Florida obtaining his degree in Legal Studies and Finance. While earning this degree, Mr. Erd worked as a law clerk at a large insurance defense firm located in Maitland, Florida assisting on first-party property matters.
Following graduation, Mr. Erd attended Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law. During law school, Mr. Erd worked as a law clerk in a boutique Plaintiffs firm in Lighthouse Point, Florida focusing on property litigation, personal injury, premises liability, sexual assault actions, wrongful death claims, and class actions.
Mr. Erd earned his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University in 2019. Following graduation, Mr. Erd accepted a position with the firm he had previously clerked at during law school. During this time, Mr. Erd gained extensive experience handling hundreds of cases from pre-suit matters through litigation. After several years, Mr. Erd transitioned to insurance defense and has continued to diligently represent clients using the skills and expertise he learned throughout his career.
Mr. Erd is licensed to practice law in all Florida State Courts, as well as the United States District Courts for the Middle and Southern Districts of Florida. When he is not practicing, Mr. Erd enjoys spending time traveling with his two dogs, tinkering with cars and motorcycles, and watching the Detroit Red Wings.
Edwyna Estime
Edwyna is an associate primarily in our General Liability Department. She obtained her Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice from Florida Atlantic University in 2018. She then earned her Juris Doctorate at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law in 2022. During her law school career, she was a member of the Nova Trial Association, Moot Court and Nova Law Review. While being a junior associate in Nova Law Review, she wrote and published an article in Nova Law Review’s Volume 46 issue titled: Transgender Inmates and Sex Reassignment Surgery in Florida: Why Failing to Provide This Standard of Care is Cruel and Unusual Punishment Under the 8th Amendment.
After becoming barred in Florida, she began her career defending national and local insurance companies in the areas of general and premises liability, product liability, automotive liability and retail liability. During her free time, Edwyna enjoys volunteering at her home church, working out, binge watching Netflix shows and attending Performing Arts and Theater shows.
Anthony Moreland
Anthony C. Moreland is an Associate Attorney at Cambo Ferry. After graduating from high school, Mr. Moreland enlisted in the United States Army and served a 15-month combat deployment in Baghdad, Iraq, from October 2006 to February 2008. Mr. Moreland graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2013. He then attended the University of Miami School of Law, where he graduated Cum Laude in 2016. During his law school tenure, Mr. Moreland served as an Executive Board Member of the University of Miami’s National Security and Armed Conflict Law Review. He also served as member of both the Health Rights Clinic and Veterans’ Clinic where he assisted disabled veterans in securing and keeping disability benefits and ratings. He also worked to help clients of the clinics in obtaining citizenship status.
Mr. Moreland focuses his career in the areas of first party property coverage and defense for residential and commercial carriers. Mr. Moreland is licensed to practice in all Florida State courts and is licensed in the United States District Court, Middle District of Florida and United States District Court, Southern District of Florida.
Mr. Moreland has been recognized by Super Lawyers Rising Stars in 2024, 2025, and 2026. Mr. Moreland has also been recognized by Best Lawyers Ones to Watch in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2026. Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers are purely peer reviewed, and those selected are recognized for their outstanding work and commitment to the spirit of the legal profession. Their knowledge of the law, professional work ethic, and advocacy on behalf of their clients allow them to stand out among other attorneys in the field.
Natalie Rodriguez
As an Associate Attorney at Cambo Ferry, PLLC, Natalie manages a high-volume caseload, representing insurance carriers in all phases of litigation, including legal drafting, research, trial preparation, depositions, mediations, arbitrations, and court appearances. She also serves as pre-suit counsel, advising on complex coverage issues and collaborating with engineers and loss consultants to investigate claims. Her expertise includes drafting motions for summary judgment, Daubert motions, motions in limine, and a wide range of discovery and trial documents.
Before joining Cambo Ferry, Natalie represented plaintiffs in property claims handling commercial, residential, and marine insurance matters. Her background also includes clerkships focused on insurance legislation, civil rights, contract negotiation, and regulatory compliance for pharmaceuticals and alternative medicine. Natalie began her legal career as a legislative intern with the Florida Senate, where she researched and advised on current legislation.
Natalie holds a Juris Doctorate from Ave Maria School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts from Florida State University. She is also a licensed Independent adjuster with hands-on experience in property inspections, estimate preparation, and advising clients on coverage and policy implications.
Natalie’s lifelong connection to Florida’s coast continues to inspire her commitment to serving clients and protecting the interests of those who live and work in the Sunshine State.
Gabrielle Wright
Gabrielle was born and raised in South Florida. She earned her Bachelors and Juris Doctor degrees from The Florida State University. Ms. Wright is an Associate Attorney in our First Party Property Department and is based out of the firm’s Miami office. During her undergraduate years, Gabrielle was constantly involved in a national organization that raised funds for The Children’s Miracle Network. She also began her legal career during her senior year of college when she worked at a local Tallahassee based employment firm working alongside attorneys and their paralegals in the discovery department.
Gabrielle was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2021. She began her legal career at a regional law firm representing local and national insurance companies in first party coverage disputes as well as third party general liability suites. Gabrielle then worked at a small general litigation firm. During her time there, she was exposed to various areas of the law and gained tremendous litigation experience. Gabrielle then decided to return to defense work and has been representing local and national insurance companies in first party coverage disputes. Gabrielle is currently barred in Florida, and the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida.