Salesia Smith-Gordon, Esq. had the honor of presenting on Florida HB-837 Tort Reform at this year’s Palm Beach County Bar Association Bench-Bar Convention. The event provided a platform for meaningful discussions on the evolving legal landscape and the impact of legislative changes on the justice system.

As a former chair of the Bench-Bar Convention, Salesia Smith-Gordon, Esq. deeply values the substance and collaboration that this annual gathering fosters among legal professionals. The convention serves as a vital space for attorneys, judges, and legal experts to exchange insights and strategies that strengthen the practice of law and ensure justice is served effectively.

This year, the convention was led by Kalinthia Dillard, a respected colleague and friend, whose leadership contributed to another successful and impactful event. Salesia Smith-Gordon, Esq. was also proud to support the section chaired by esteemed colleagues Tequisha Myles and Melva Harris Rozier, who curated important discussions on tort reform and its implications.

Beyond presenting, Salesia Smith-Gordon, Esq. took the opportunity to engage in discussions with fellow legal professionals, learning from their perspectives and experiences. The exchange of knowledge and ideas is an invaluable aspect of the convention, reinforcing the importance of legal advocacy, adaptability, and professional growth.

The Bench-Bar Convention continues to be a cornerstone event for Palm Beach County’s legal community, and Salesia Smith-Gordon, Esq. remains committed to participating in and contributing to the advancement of the profession.