Katelynn Gibbons is the eldest daughter of partner, E. Lynn Gibbons. In elementary school, Katie routinely reminded her Mom of the annual, "Take Your Daughters To Work Day". Some of her fondest childhood memories are of traveling to courthouses across the state at Lynn’s side through the years. Witnessing her mother's passion for justice and compassion for other people firsthand at a young age has had a lasting effect on her. She first started working at Jorgensen Gibbons, P.A. over the summer in middle school when she wasn't playing basketball. Katie graduated from St. Petersburg Catholic High School in 2012 and she earned a B.A. degree, Magna Cum Laude, in psychology from the University of South Florida in 2014. Between college and law school, she worked as the workers’ compensation paralegal at the firm. Since day one, she has treated the firm's clients as if they were family. In the Fall of 2015, she followed in her Mom's footsteps and started law school at Stetson University College of Law - a few blocks away from the firm. The proximity allowed her to continue working part-time at JG while she was in law school. She graduated a semester early and earned her J.D. from Stetson in December of 2017. Today, Katie works as an Associate Attorney for Jorgensen Gibbons, P.A., handling personal injury, workers' compensation, and social security disability cases. In her free time she enjoys boating, fishing, and traveling to watch her baby brother, Dillan, play football for the Florida State Seminoles.

When enlisting the assistance of our firm, clients will have direct access to attorney William Horne. Having practiced law for over 36 years, Mr. Horne is highly knowledgeable of many areas of the law. He has accumulated an exceptionally favorable reputation throughout the legal and local communities over the course of his practice. In addition to handling cases in state courts, Mr. Horne is admitted to practice in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. Larger firms also refer cases to Mr. Horne - a testament to the confidence other attorneys have in his work. Two of Mr. Horne's representative cases include: Haws ex rel. Haws v. Apfel, 61 F. Supp.2d 1266 (M.D. Fla. July 28, 1999) and Davis v. Commissioner of Social Security, No. 04-12482 (Not Published, 11th Cir