Our goal at Ludwig & Associates, P.A. is to provide cost effective, quality legal representation. We have the distinct privilege of helping and enabling our clients’ successes through focused and cost effective legal representation. Every client brings to us unique personalities, sensitivities and preferences. Our goal is to be aware of these differences as we develop the relationship and engage in our client’s representation. Whether it’s the personal, hands on approach taken in our client interactions or legal arguments made on behalf our clients, our focus remains on attending to the distinctive needs of each and every client. Across our practice areas, we strive to develop sound legal strategies consistent with our client’s objectives. We realize that this endeavor involves a thorough understanding of both the legal and business needs of each client. At Ludwig & Associates, P.A., we endeavor to provide skillful, timely legal solutions and advice to our individual and business clients. We look forward to the opportunity to see if we can help you.

Attorney Quattrochi attended Barry University – Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law in Orlando, Florida. Attorney Quattrochi is a Connecticut native growing up in and around New York City. His legal career began in New York City as a Corporate Paralegal specializing in large-scale financial transactions. In 2011, Attorney Quattrochi founded the T.J. Pramer Scholarship Fund with Wilton High School. During Law School, Attorney Quattrochi worked as a Personal Injury Paralegal, handling pre-litigation case management duties for a local Personal Injury law firm. As a paralegal, he created and managed the Personal Injury Protection (“PIP”) department. Upon graduation, Attorney Quattrochi was already well versed in 1st and 3rd party Insurance disputes, having handled Personal Injury and Contractual disputes from intake through trial. Attorney Quattrochi has developed a knack for civil litigation, his focus and passion for justice is corroborated by countless satisfied clients.

Kendra L. Bunn is a Jacksonville, Florida-based immigration attorney and the founder of the Law Offices of Kendra L. Bunn, P.A., established in 2002. With over two decades of experience, she specializes in immigration law, including visa applications, investor applications, business work visas and family-based petitions. Her firm serves clients throughout Florida and has expanded to the Midwest, with offices in Marietta, Ohio, and Athens, Ohio.​ Ms. Bunn is recognized for her leadership in the legal community. She was one of the first female attorneys to practice immigration law in North Florida and has held significant roles such as the National Liaison to the USCIS Jacksonville Office, AILA Director of National Citizenship Day in Jacksonville, and National Mentor in the areas of F-1 students, researchers, and international faculty in higher education. Her Florida offices are located at 4720 Salisbury Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32256, and she offers services in multiple languages, including English, Serbo-Croatian, Macedonian, Russian, and Italian.​ Her Midwest offices are conveniently located between Columbus, Ohio and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, serving all of Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. In addition to her legal work, Ms. Bunn is involved in community service. She and her family are active members of the Christian Family Chapel in Mandarin, Jacksonville, Florida. She also volunteers frequently with many sports groups in town, while chasing around her two very busy and active children!

With over 25 years of experience, attorney Diane Gonzalez has provided numerous clients effective and reliable legal counsel on a wide range of legal topics. She is highly regarded and well known for offering sound, expert legal advice on family, bankruptcy, and criminal cases. Diane Gonzalez’s law office is located in Estero, FL, and provides legal help to clients in Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Naples, Cape Coral, Port Charlotte, and all areas in Lee County, Florida.

21 years of Trial & Litigation Experience in state and federal courts. We have tried cases to juries and judges in car crashes, falls, divorces, timesharing, crime charges, felonies and misdemeanors. We can help with defamation, slander, libel, cyber law, cyber squatting, cyber crimes, data breaches, data theft,invasions of privacy, trademark infringement, trademark protection, copyright infringement, copyright protection, internet law, and all intellectual property including licensing and trademark issues and patent law. Helping families with Criminal Defense, Divorce, Personal Injury, and Intellectual Property. A former Public Defender, Guardian Ad Litem, and Volunteer in the Elder Law Clinic, Lee Levenson has given back to the local community and continues to help those in need. Lee has worked for big firms and recovered millions for clients in verdicts and settlements. His vast experience can has made him comfortable in the court room, mediation, and in trial.

Practice Areas: Immigration Law Focusing her practice on immigration law, Ingrid Domingues-McConville has a hard-earned reputation for fighting for the rights of her clients. She speaks fluent Portuguese and Spanish, and also has a working knowledge of Croatian, French and Italian languages. She is very active in the Brazilian community in South Florida. Ingrid was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1995 and is a highly valued member of our law firm. To learn more about the numerous immigration services that Ingrid provides, please visit The Law Offices of Domingues McConville website.

Stefano D. Portigliatti is a trial attorney specializing in commercial motor vehicle cases at Coker Law, PA in Jacksonville, FL. He is a renowned Jacksonville truck accident lawyer who has represented clients in over a hundred trucking cases and helped obtain millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements. Stefano is one of only 20 attorneys in the United States to pass a rigorous exam on trucking laws, an intensive background check and prove that his practice is dedicated to protecting victims of truck crashes. He is also one of the youngest attorneys to be included among Super Lawyer's Rising Stars and the National Trial Lawyers' Top 40 Under 40. Stefano often presents on topics related to trial and trucking litigation. He is on the Board of Regents of the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys. He is also the founder of truck.law™, which assists other plaintiffs' attorneys handling trucking cases with forms, resources, and seminars available at www.truck.law. Stefano was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to a hard-working Italian family. Before becoming a lawyer, Mr. Portigliatti was engaged in diverse business ventures across multiple continents. Mr. Portigliatti is still the Vice President of SOAR Global Institute a laboratory that researches human behavior and development. Stefano speaks all over the world in the areas of emotional intelligence, innovation and human development. He is a certified master coach and trainer and has developed several courses and systems that apply psychology and behavioral analytics to management and trial strategies. Stefano is a musician and likes to sail, golf, cook and travel with his wife, Brittany. They are the proud parents of two young boys Luca and Leo. Stefano and Brittany like to volunteer with New Beginnings Global Outreach to provide services and resources for emotional, physical and spiritual health to the needy.

John J. Torikashvili is a practicing lawyer in the state of Florida.

Dahlia A. Walker-Huntington is the principal of the Law Offices of Dahlia A. Walker, P.A. in Hollywood, Florida. She practices in the areas of Immigration, Family International, Criminal and Personal Injury Law. Walker-Huntington is also a Family Law and County Court Mediator, Arbitrator and Diversity & Inclusion Consultant. Dahlia was a Special Magistrate for the City of Miramar and an Adjunct Professor at Miami-Dade College School of Criminal Justice. While solution-oriented, Dahlia is a strong and experienced advocate in the courtroom and a skilled, resourceful and insightful negotiator. Born in Kingston, Jamaica Dahlia attended Holy Rosary Preparatory School and Convent of Mercy Academy “Alpha” in Kingston, Jamaica. A graduate of Miami Dade College, with highest honors, Dahlia continued to be honored by the college by being named an Outstanding Alumni in 2001, 2006 and 2012. Dahlia served as an advisory board member to the Miami-Dade College Paralegal program. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism from Florida International University, Miami, FL; and a Juris Doctor degree from University of Miami School of Law. Dahlia holds a Certificate in Diversity and Inclusion from Cornell University. Walker-Huntington was a Dean’s honor scholar at the University Of Miami School Of Law, and received numerous honors while a law student. Dahlia is a Former President of the Association of Caribbean Law Students 1996-1997 at the University of Miami. Dahlia was a Black History Month Honoree February, 2002 of The Herald; and a MYSTIK 1580 AM Women’s Month Honoree in March, 2003. The Florida Association of Women Lawyers – Miami Dade Chapter honored Walker-Huntington as a Woman Inspiring Hope and Possibility in March, 2004. The Alpha Academy Alumnae Association of Jamaica named Dahlia their “Woman of Excellence 2008”. She received a Jamaican Diaspora Lumina Award in honor of Jamaica’s 50th anniversary of independence in Miami in 2012; was named Change Maker of the month in honor of Caribbean-American Heritage month in June, 2013 by Caribbean Riddims; and Legacy Magazine named her One of South Florida’s 25 Most Influential & Prominent Black Women in Leadership for 2014. Dahlia is a past president of the Caribbean Bar Association and the first female president of the association. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association; the American Bar Association; Alpha Academy Alumnae Association, (Florida and Jamaica chapters); and The National Association of Professional Women. Dahlia is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Florida Council of Bar Association Presidents. Dahlia is the founder and the former first president of The Jamaican Women of Florida (JWOF), Inc., in 2013, a Non-Profit organization designed to provide an outlet for Jamaican women in Florida to empower themselves through charitable and educational outreach, mentoring and personal development. She is active in the community and is often called upon to participate in community forums throughout the United States and Jamaica to speak on the issues of migration, immigration, citizenship, economic development, diversity and inclusion and women’s empowerment. Dahlia is renowned for organizing community events from Citizenship Drives and Economic Forums to Town Hall Meetings, Conferences and Galas. From June, 2004 to June, 2006 Dahlia was an elected advisor to the Jamaican Government and served on the Jamaican Diaspora Advisory Board representing the Southern United States. Since February, 2006 Dahlia co-hosts “Your Legal Corner” on Power 106FM in Kingston, Jamaica (www.go-jamaica.com) at 11:30AM EST. This show connects people all over the world who have questions on US immigration law and was voted the number one hour on talk radio in Jamaica. (February, 2008).