
University of Florida
B.A., Criminology and Political Science, cum laude
Wake Forest University, School of Law
J.D.
Journal of Law & Policy, Articles Editor
Born in St. Martin, but raised in Miami, Florida, Charlotte has always felt a strong connection to the maritime community. She’s often lived surrounded by ocean water and, with her father, is an avid boater.
Charlotte attended the University of Florida (Go Gators!) where in 2019 she received a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Criminology, with minors in Communication Studies and Business Administration. After graduating, Charlotte ventured out-of-state to attend Wake Forest University School of Law. At Wake Law, she was on the executive boards of the Latinx Law Student Association, Women in Law organization and Journal of Law & Policy.
During her second summer of law school, Charlotte interned as a Law Clerk with Mase Seitz Briggs and assisted on sex assault, slip-and-fall, and other personal injury cases. After graduating Wake Law in 2022, Charlotte joined the firm as an Associate. She now practices civil litigation and has handled cases in both state and federal court with experience in complex maritime injury, wrongful death, overboard incidents, sexual and physical assaults, liability for alcohol service cases, negligent security, and medical malpractice.
In her free time, Charlotte enjoys spending time with her Golden Retriever, Bear, reading, and travelling. Charlotte is fluent in Italian and Spanish.





Blue Martini failed to properly check his identification and verify his age, and served him copious amounts of alcohol. After leaving the bar and while walking back to his dorm intoxicated, he was hit by a car while attempting to cross a street in the wee hours of the morning, suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The Southwest Florida Area Local-American Post Workers’ Union in Fort Myers, Florida was not given work they were promised and was owed back-pay. The United States Postal Service refused to pay and we brought a suit on behalf of the union.
A man engaged in non-consensual sexual relations with another man and his girlfriend. Unbeknownst to our client, the man had a sexually transmitted disease, which our client contracted. We brought a claim for failing to disclose his medical condition and obtained a confidential pre-suit multimillion dollar settlement of over $4,000,000.

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