Brenda Phang

Brenda Phang attended the University of Miami, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. She also obtained her law degree from the University of Miami.During her time at UM, Brenda interned for the Honorable Beth Bloom where she gained valuable insight on the federal court system. She was also a staff editor for the University’s Race and Social Justice Law Review.Brenda started with the firm in 2016 as a law clerk and worked throughout her time in law school. She became an associate in late-2018 after becoming a member of the Florida Bar. Brenda is fluent in Cantonese.Current Employment PositionAttorneyPractice AreasFranchise LawHonors & AwardsBest Lawyers in America – "Ones To Watch" in Commercial Litigation, since 2021EducationUniversity of Miami School Law, Miami, FloridaJ.D. - 2018Honors: Intern, Honorable Beth BloomUniversity of MiamiB.A. in Psychology - 2014Bar AdmissionsFlorida

Brenda Phang attended the University of Miami, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. She also obtained her law degree from the University of Miami.During her time at UM, Brenda interned for the Honorable Beth Bloom where she gained valuable insight on the federal court system. She was also a staff editor for the University’s Race and Social Justice Law Review.Brenda started with the firm in 2016 as a law clerk and worked throughout her time in law school. She became an associate in late-2018 after becoming a member of the Florida Bar. Brenda is fluent in Cantonese.Current Employment PositionAttorneyPractice AreasFranchise LawHonors & AwardsBest Lawyers in America – "Ones To Watch" in Commercial Litigation, since 2021EducationUniversity of Miami School Law, Miami, FloridaJ.D. - 2018Honors: Intern, Honorable Beth BloomUniversity of MiamiB.A. in Psychology - 2014Bar AdmissionsFlorida

Brenda Phang attended the University of Miami, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. She also obtained her law degree from the University of Miami.

During her time at UM, Brenda interned for the Honorable Beth Bloom where she gained valuable insight on the federal court system. She was also a staff editor for the University’s Race and Social Justice Law Review.

Brenda started with the firm in 2016 as a law clerk and worked throughout her time in law school. She became an associate in late-2018 after becoming a member of the Florida Bar. Brenda is fluent in Cantonese.