Adriana Collado-Hudak graduated cum laude from the University of Florida’s Levin College of Law. In recognition of her academic achievements and legal writing skills, Ms. Collado-Hudak was selected as a teaching assistant in Legal Research and Writing and Appellate Advocacy. Ms. Collado-Hudak also served as Assistant Editor-in-Chief of UF’s Journal of Technology Law & Policy.

Ms. Collado-Hudak began her legal career at the Miami-Dade County Public Defender’s office. There, she quickly advanced from trying misdemeanor, juvenile and traffic offenses to defending serious felonies punishable by life imprisonment. In 2009, Ms. Collado-Hudak entered private practice and broadened her experience to include litigation in state and federal courts.

Known for her exceptional client relationships, professionalism, advocacy and trial skills, Ms. Collado-Hudak has defended business executives, entrepreneurs, students, doctors, teachers, lawyers and other professionals in cases involving driving with suspended license, DUI, drug sale/possession/trafficking, theft and fraud, conspiracy, weapons offenses, white collar crime and more with consistently favorable results.

Ms. Collado-Hudak is the current author of the Florida Criminal Cases Notebook Supplement, a publication used by state attorneys, judges and criminal defense attorneys as a reference on emerging case law. A sought-after legal consultant, Ms. Collado-Hudak has appeared on local and international media outlets discussing issues pertinent to the criminal justice system.