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7`� rWEISS SEROTA HELFMAN <br />nrrlrCOLECROSMADS n&`BIERMAN LAV <br />Associate <br />adaniels@wsh-law.com <br />200 E. Broward Blvd. <br />Suite 1900 <br />Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 <br />P:(954)763-4242 <br />F: <br />Practice Areas <br />• Municipal Government Law <br />Bar Admissions <br />• State of Florida <br />• United States District Court for the Northern <br />District of Florida <br />Education <br />• University of Michigan Law School <br />JD, 2011 <br />• Honors: Dean Academic Scholarship <br />(2008-2011); Alden J. "Butch" Carpenter <br />Memorial Scholarship; Jenny Runkles <br />Award <br />• University of Florida, B.A., Cum Laude, in <br />Economics; minors in African Studies and <br />International Humanitarian Assistance, <br />2008 <br />• Honors: Presidential Scholar (2004-2008); <br />Golden Key Honor Society; J. Wayne Reitz <br />Scholar <br />Ashley Daniels <br />Ashley is an Associate in the firm's Municipal Government Law practice and <br />represents municipalities on a breadth of issues including ethics, Sunshine and <br />public records law. Ashley previously represented local governments in the Florida <br />panhandle at a general practice Tallahassee law firm where she provided <br />counseling on internal personnel matters and represented these entities in <br />employment litigation disputes. Additionally, Ashley advised several local <br />governments in general municipal law. <br />In addition to her municipal experience, Ashley has represented private and <br />government clients in utility regulation, transactional, health law, and commercial <br />litigation matters. <br />A Miami natives Ashley received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with minors in <br />African Studies and International Humanitarian Assistance from the University of <br />Florida and is a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School. In law school, <br />Ashley served as legal fellow at the World Health Organization (WHO) in <br />Geneva, Switzerland, where she advised the general assembly on procedural <br />matters and the admission requirements of new member states to the international <br />organization. During law school Ashley also received both the Alden J. "Butch" <br />Carpenter Memorial Scholarship and Jenny Runkles Award, for her contributions <br />to the student body. <br />