Previously both a Board Certified Criminal Trial Specialist for 20 years and Civil Trial Specialist for more than 20 years, trial attorney Roger J. Dodd has represented clients in legal matters since 1976. He has been a lecturer, expert witness, or teacher in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Russia, St. Thomas, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, and various Caribbean locations. Roger co-counsels and coaches trials all over the Western Hemisphere.

Founding Attorney Patricia Kuendig pursued law out of a desire to help people when they needed it most. For the first few years of her practice, Patricia worked on complex divorce and family law matters from her office in Miami, FL. She credits that experience with her comfort and confidence in the courtroom, as well as at the negotiating table. After several years, Patricia decided to expand her practice to incorporate more areas of law to help people that need it the most. Among those areas was personal injury law and wrongful death.

Matt Dodd has been in the courtroom as long as he can remember, watching his father practice throughout the South. After attending law school at the University of Utah (where he helped secure the exoneration of a wrongfully incarcerated man), Matt clerked for the Utah Supreme Court. He then moved to Montana and opened offices in Bozeman, Big Sky, Helena, and Livingston. Matt handles criminal, civil, and family law cases and enjoys teaching judges and juries how to help his clients. 

Michael Burnham, a lifelong south Georgia resident, began working at Roger J. Dodd’s law firm as an errand runner after high school and went on to become Dodd’s law partner in 2008. With degrees from Valdosta State and Cumberland School of Law, he’s known for his work in criminal defense, family law, and personal injury. A certified mediator and trained trial lawyer, Michael is often called on for high-conflict cases and has helped clients recover millions in damages.