Aimée focuses her practice in product liability litigation, assisting at every stage of matters from pretrial through verdict. Her experience in state and federal courts throughout Florida encompasses all phases of pre-trial practice including initial case assessment, coordinating fact and expert discovery, and drafting pretrial and dispositive motions.
Before joining Shook, she was a clerk for the Hon. Mac R. McCoy, Magistrate Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, and for the Hon. Samuel J. Salario, Judge of the Florida Second District Court of Appeal. As a judicial law clerk, Aimée managed a high-volume caseload, drafted dispositive and pretrial orders and opinions, assisted with hearings, and made numerous recommendations regarding case-related matters.
Aimée graduated from Stetson University College of Law, where she was an Articles & Symposia Editor for the Stetson Law Review.
Publications
Leveraging Our Strengths to Design Our Careers, FAWL Journal: On the HERizon, June 2023.
Florida Chapter, “A Practitioner’s Guide to Class Actions, Third Edition,” American Bar Association, November 2021 (with Jennifer McLoone and Dan Rogers).
Getting Discovery Across Borders: Four Tips (and Some Obstacles) for Litigation Across International Lines, Practice Points, Pretrial Practice & Discovery Committee, Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, March 23, 2020.
A Return to Balance: Federal Sentencing Reform After the Tough-on-Crime Era, Stetson Law Review (2015).