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Audrey ZieglerSenior Trial Paralegal & Director of Staff


Audrey Ziegler

Audrey Ziegler brings over 18 years of dedicated experience in the legal field, with a careerrooted in advocacy, precision, and compassion. She started her journey in 2008 at the 19thJudicial Circuit State Attorney’s Office, where she gained invaluable insight into the judicialsystem. As her career progressed, she worked with a small insurance defense firm, where shespent a decade honing her skills before finding her true calling, advocating for the injured.

Audrey recently completed her Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies with a concentration in LawOffice Management at Keiser University here in South Florida. For the past five years, Audrey has been an integral part of Felice Trial Attorneys, where herpassion for justice and client advocacy is evident in every case. With a strong foundation in civillitigation, Audrey has provided trial support in over 20 civil trials to date, her expertise spanspre-trial preparation, jury selection assistance, exhibit management, and real-time trial support,making her a vital asset to the litigation trial team.

Audrey is known for her meticulous attentionto detail, ability to adapt under pressure, and collaborative approach with attorneys and clientsalike, reinforcing her reputation as a reliable and knowledgeable resource in high-stakes trialenvironments.In 2025, Audrey was honored with the Paralegal of the Year Award from the Palm BeachCounty Justice Association, a testament to her excellence and leadership in the field. She isdeeply committed to fostering growth and education within the paralegal community andactively promotes professional development and mentorship.

Outside of work, Audrey is a passionate advocate for women’s rights. She served as thepresident of a nonprofit women’s roller derby league for over ten years that competed around thecountry competitively. Audrey continues to enjoy skating, fitness, and quality time with herfamily. She lives with her husband, James, and daughter, Cambria, along with their livelyhousehold of “foster fails”.