Andrew J. Boloy is a dedicated personal injury attorney at The Eberst Law Firm, where he is focused on helping accident victims recover the compensation they deserve. With a passion for advocating on behalf of those injured due to the negligence of others, Andrew brings a strong litigation background and a client-first mindset to every case.
Andrew is committed to building his career in personal injury and auto accident law, including cases involving car crashes, motorcycle accidents, trucking collisions, and premises liability. His experience handling complex and high-stakes litigation positions him well to take on insurance companies and fight for fair outcomes for injured clients.
In addition to personal injury, Andrew has experience in commercial business litigation, intellectual property law, insurance fraud, civil RICO claims, defamation, estate planning, probate litigation, real estate law, and entertainment law. He has litigated multimillion-dollar cases in both federal and state court.
Andrew earned his Juris Doctor from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law and his Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Florida Atlantic University. While in college, he interned for the Office of Criminal Conflict and Civil Regional Counsel in Fort Pierce, contributing to the defense of a high-profile capital murder case.
Before joining the legal profession, Andrew worked in the entertainment industry, where he negotiated performance and appearance agreements for artists and public figures. This early experience honed his negotiation skills—an asset he now brings to personal injury settlement discussions and litigation strategy.
Andrew is a member of the Young Lawyers Section of the Florida Bar and The Palm Beach Young Professionals, and he is proud to serve injury victims throughout the state of Florida.
Tyler Pierce is a senior personal injury attorney with over sixteen years of experience representing injured victims throughout Florida in all types of motor vehicle and commercial trucking accidents and Wrongful Death actions. Since 2009, Tyler’s clients have recovered over one hundred million dollars in settlements and judgments, including three clients who received over one million dollars each.
Tyler was born in central Wisconsin and raised in the suburbs outside Detroit, Michigan. For the past twenty-five years he has lived throughout south Florida and currently resides in downtown West Palm Beach. He graduated with Honors from Florida Atlantic University with a B.A. in Psychology and attended law school at Nova Southeastern University where he finished in the top one-third of his class.
After being admitted to the Florida Bar in 2006, Tyler began his career as a trial attorney with the Public Defender office in Broward County. Since leaving public service his practice has focused exclusively on the representation of those injured due to the negligence of another. Tyler has a reputation for always being available to his clients and skillfully working hard to achieve the optimal result in every case.
Tyler is a member of the Florida Justice Association, is an avid golfer and enjoys working out and spending time with his family and friends.
Jonathon T. Eberst, Esq., graduated from the University of Florida where he studied both finance and criminology. Thereafter, he earned a Juris Doctorate from Barry University School of Law.
Since being admitted to The Florida Bar, Mr. Eberst has aggressively handled Plaintiff’s Personal Injury Claims. Mr. Eberst is dedicated to making sure that each and every one of his clients obtain the highest possible recovery for their injury claims. Additionally, Mr. Eberst is admitted to practice law in Federal Court for the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida.
Growing up on Florida’s south-east coast, in Jensen Beach, Mr. Eberst is an avid fisherman and diver. Being a licensed boat captain and highly active in the marine community, Mr. Eberst knows and understands the dangers of unsafe conditions which can be present on many docks and vessels. As both a licensed boat captain and attorney, Mr. Eberst knows it is important to have a personal injury attorney who understands the unsafe conditions that have caused your injury as well as an attorney that you can trust in your unfortunate time of need.
Dual-Degree Recipient, BS Finance, BA Political Science, University of Florida
Juris Doctorate, Nova Southeastern University
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Federalist Society
Environmental Law Society
Phi Alpha Delta–lifetime member
Pro Bono Honor Society Gold Cord Recipient for the highest number of Pro Bono Legal Service Hours performed of the Graduating Class
Knights of Columbus Member
The Justice Major B. Harding American Inn of Court
Florida Bar member
Trial Attorney Chris Moore has over 20 years of experience practicing litigation. A prestigious honor, he was named a fellow at the ABOTA National Trial College at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts which he attended with trial attorneys from across the United States, gaining experience and knowledge in a collaborative environment.
Mr. Moore spent more than a decade of his career as an attorney with his first law firm in West Palm Beach where he handled mainly personal injury cases in litigation. There he won his first trial as first chair, despite it starting the same afternoon that he took and passed the Federal Bar exam. During his employment at this firm, he was able to fine-tune his skills in preparing and strategizing for trials. In recognition of his years of dedication, hard work, and talent, Mr. Moore was made an equity shareholder of the firm.
Attorney Chris Moore went on to join another law firm and helped to establish their Stuart office while continuing to handle and take personal injury cases to trial, working with some of the best and most accomplished attorneys in Florida.
His experience includes jury trials, bench trials, summary jury trials, evidentiary hearings, mediations, and arbitrations. He handles all aspects of his cases in court from start to finish, always with the best interest of his clients in mind. He has worked on numerous high-profile cases throughout his career. Due to the respect of his peers and opposing counsel, Mr. Moore has been selected to represent several attorneys and law firms when they have been involved in lawsuits.
Mr. Moore graduated from the University of Miami School of Law where he earned his Juris Doctor degree with honors in 2001. He served as a member and Advisor Chair of the Miami law school orientation committee that managed the University program for incoming law students. Mr. Moore was given the honor of being the first at the podium to speak to the incoming 1L class (first-year law students). He also worked as the advertising editor of the Res Ipsa Loquitur, the law school newspaper.
Prior to law school, Mr. Moore graduated from Baylor University where he was a captain and coach of the club level intercollegiate Baylor University Ultimate team that competed against other colleges from coast to coast. During his time as captain, his team was ranked as high as the top 20 in the nation. He brought together his love of sports with his commitment to service as Mr. Moore mentored teenagers through the Mission Waco organization during his years in college, giving at-risk teens a fun, safe place for organized recreation and sports within the largest housing project in Waco, Texas.
Chris is married to his lovely wife Allison who he met in law school, and he is thankful for her help in everything he does. Together they have a daughter, currently in her teenage years. As a devoted father, he is heavily involved in the Indian Princess program, a father-daughter program, where they love camping, staying up late, competing against other fathers and daughters, and having fun together.
Aimee Eberst, Esq. has over 20 years of experience as a litigation attorney. She has practiced in the areas of criminal law, workers’ compensation, bodily injury, premises liability, and first-party property, from inception through trial. She has also served as Corporate Counsel for a national corporation, specializing in regulatory affairs, employment law, and litigation management.
At the present time, Aimee focuses her practice on bodily injury claims on behalf of those injured by the negligence of others and bad faith litigation on behalf of those impacted by the delays and unfair practices of insurance carriers.
When not working, Aimee enjoys spending time with her family and friends, especially her husband, Jon; her golden retrievers Jax and Jake; and her horse Tally.
Donna E. DeMarchi has over twenty years of experience litigating personal injury claims. She is a “double gator” holding both a Bachelor’s of Music in Music Education and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Florida.
Ms. DeMarchi has lived on the Treasure Coast for the majority of her life having graduated from Martin County High School in 1987. Throughout her professional career, Ms. DeMarchi has devoted a great deal of time serving both her profession and the community at large. She has, and continues to serve, on several local Boards including but not limited to: Rupert J. Smith Law Library Board of Trustees; Voices for Children; Junior League of Martin County[President 2009-2010 and 2011-2013]; Port St. Lucie Business Women [President 2020]; Port St. Lucie Bar Association [President 2019-2020]; United Way of Martin County Leader’s United; United Way of St. Lucie County Women United; and Communities Connected for Kids.
Ms. DeMarchi takes great pride in providing her clients caring and compassionate representation throughout the handling of their personal injury case. Ms. DeMarchi has earned the respect of her colleagues and the judiciary for her professional demeanor. When not representing her clients, Ms. DeMarchi enjoys attending Florida Gator sporting events and spending time with her husband, Chris, and her chihuahua, Frank.
Education
B.MUE., University of Florida, 1991
J.D., University of Florida, 1999
Professional & Bar Association Memberships
Florida Bar Association
Federal Court for the Northern, Middle, & Southern District of Florida
Martin County Bar Association
Port St. Lucie Bar Association
St. Lucie County Bar Association
Florida Justice Association
Treasure Coast Justice Association
Rupert J. Smith Law Library Trustees
Justice Major B. Harding Inn of Court
Logan T. Lawrence, Esq., attended the University of Central Florida where he received his bachelors of arts majoring in legal studies and pursued a Juris Doctorate from the Dwayne O’ Andreas school of law located in Orlando, Florida at the Barry University campus.
After being admitted into the practice of law Logan has dedicated his time volunteering with local legal aid clinics assisting indigent in need of legal services while being committed to providing quality legal services to his own private clients building a career out of public service as a plaintiff’s lawyer handling severe personal injury cases.
Born in Washington State, Logan moved to Florida in 1998. Spending his time growing up in the Port St. Lucie area, Logan is an avid enthusiast of outdoor activities including fishing, hiking, and trail bike-riding. Logan also enjoys motorcycles and is an enthusiast of the automotive world having rebuilt several automobiles as a hobby.
B.A., Legal Studies, University of Central Florida, 2012
J.D., Barry University School of Law, 2016
Florida Bar
Young Lawyers Division
Carolina I. Nunez, Esq. attended the University of Central Florida and earned a bachelor of arts degree in Political Science and International Relations along with a minor in European Studies. She then earned a Juris Doctorate from Barry University — Dwayne O’ Andreas School of Law.
Prior and during law school, Carolina has worked in real estate, short sales, foreclosures, and bankruptcies. She volunteered her time with both tax and bankruptcy clinics. She brings the skills she used from her background to the area of personal injury by being able to provide clients with understanding, communication, and compassion during the difficult time of dealing with an injury. Carolina is prepared to provide her clients with transparent communication in order to provide the highest possible recovery for their injuries.
Carolina was raised in Los Angeles, California before her family moved to Orlando. She enjoys traveling, rescuing or aiding animals in need, and powerlifting on her time off. She is also fluent in Spanish.
Education
B.A., University of Central Florida
J.D., Barry University
Professional & Bar Association Memberships
Florida Bar Association
Attorney Catherine Gleason was born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Fl. She attended the University of Florida and received her Bachelor’s degree in Criminology. She went on to attend the NSU Shepard Broad College of Law and was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2005.
Katie has spent years honing her litigation skills in the areas of family law, dependency issues, criminal defense, wills/estate planning, and personal injury law. She is admitted in both Florida state courts as well as the Middle District and Northern District of Florida. She has tried dozens of state and federal bench and jury trials through verdict/disposition.
In 2021 she joined The Eberst Law Firm, continuing her commitment to the injured. She accepts accident cases throughout the State of Florida with a primary focus on automobile and boating accidents in Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
In her free time, she enjoys the beach, football, her family, and her rescue pups, Jack and Penelope.
Kathryn J. Roegiers, Esq. graduated from Martin County High School before attending the University of Florida for her undergraduate degree. She went on to attend Stetson University, College of Law, and was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2009.
Upon graduation from law school, Kathryn accepted a position with the 19th Judicial Circuit Public Defender’s Office. After a few years there, she went into private practice where she spent the next 13 years handling criminal and civil cases. She joined Eberst Law in 2024 to advocate for the injured.
Kathryn has been recognized by Super Lawyers as a Rising Star in the years 2022, 2023, and 2024. She’s also been awarded by the National Trial Lawyers for being Top 40 Under 40.
A native of the Treasure Coast, Kathryn continues to reside there with her husband and three sons.
Tom grew up in Michigan and graduated from Michigan State University in 1980 and from Western Michigan Cooley School of Law in 1984. He moved to Gainesville Florida and became a member of The Florida Bar in 1984. Tom has called Gainesville his home ever since, raising 2 children and now a proud grandfather of two adorable girls.
Starting his career as a legal services attorney, Tom also worked as an Assistant State Attorney and Assistant Public Defender before entering private practice in 1998. Five years later, Tom successful ran for County Court Judge and took the bench in 2004, serving the public for 20 years before retiring in 2024.
During his career as an attorney and judge, Tom participated in many jury trials. He has a vast array of experience in the courtroom. Tom has the compassion and dedication to assist injured clients during their time of critical need.
An enthusiast of the outdoors, Tom enjoys both inshore and offshore fishing, pickle ball, trail hiking, kayaking and spending time with his family.
B.A. Political Science, Michigan State University 1980
Juris Doctorate, Western Michigan University Cooley Law School 1984
The Florida Bar
Eighth Judicial Circuit Bar Association
Past President of The James C. Adkins American Inns of Court