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Christopher Benevento has been practicing law for 8 years, handling hundreds of complex criminal and DWI matters for his clients. Mr. Benevento is a former U.S. Marine who brings Honor, Courage and Commitment to every case that he handles. Mr. Benevento is a recipient of the prestigious Super Lawyers Rising Star Award for 2018. He continues to strive for excellence in the practice of law and client service.

Alexandra “Ally” Benevento focuses her practice on state and federal criminal defense, civil rights and civil litigation. She has successfully represented thousands of individuals in state and federal courts. Alexandra is admitted to the South Carolina Bar, as well as the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina. She has previously been admitted pro hac vice to, and successfully represented clients in numerous federal district courts across the country. She is a member of the South Carolina Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (SCACDL), the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL), the South Carolina Association for Justice (SCAJ),...

Attorney Gross has over 24 years primarily practicing in the areas of Federal and Civil Litigation, white collar criminal defense, business litigation, and alternative dispute resolution. Prior to forming his own law firm in Rochester, New York in 2004, Bryon was an Associate at a New York law firm. Before that time, he was with the international accounting firm Deloitte & Touche, LLP. He has been appointed a Court Arbitrator and Mediator for the Rochester City Court. Bryon has made appearances on Springfield, MA and Water/Syracuse/Rochester, NY area TV and news radio programs, in which...

Bryon Ackerman has been practicing law since 2013. In law school, Mr. Ackerman focused his education on estate planning and administration. He continued that focus in his legal career, making up a significant majority of the work in law he has handled since being admitted to the bar. Mr. Ackerman has a passion for these areas of law because he sees it as an opportunity to protect the legacies of estate-plan clients and the loved ones of Mr. Ackerman’s estate-administration clients.