Last month, The Florida Bar held its annual convention in south Florida at The Boca Raton Resort. During the convention each year, numerous groups and organizations throughout the state meet to discuss issues and, in some cases, elect members of their respective boards. Christopher Hill will remain a Director for the Florida State Law Alumni Association Board of Directors through 2026. Chris previously served as a Presidential Appointment on the Board of Directors since his graduation from law school in 2018. As a Director, Chris is responsible for sitting on one of the standing committees and assisting the College of Law in the area of development, alumni outreach, career services, or student recruitment. Additionally, Chris will attend board meetings and various other events and meet-ups throughout the next year. Christopher Hill obtained his undergraduate degree and law degree from Florida State University. His practice focuses on insurance defense and litigation, including medical/dental malpractice, bodily injury and under/uninsured motorist claims, auto/trucking litigation, Personal Injury Protection claims, and commercial litigation, as well as commercial Landlord-Tenant law. Christopher is licensed to practice law in Florida and Georgia and has been admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court for the Middle and Southern Districts of Florida. During the Convention, Pennington partner Chad Dunn was elected Treasurer of the Administrative Law Section of The Florida Bar for the 2025–2026 term. As Treasurer, Chad will serve as the Section’s financial liaison to The Florida Bar, overseeing the Section’s budgeting, disbursements, and financial reporting. Chad has been an active member of the Administrative Law Section for several years. Most recently, he chaired the Legislative Committee. In addition, Chad has coached at the DOAH Mock Trial Academy for two consecutive years. The Administrative Law Section is a professional organization composed of attorneys and judges who practice in areas involving administrative law and regulatory proceedings. The Section plays a vital role in advancing sound administrative procedure and fostering a community of professionals engaged in agency law, rulemaking, and administrative litigation. Chad Dunn is a Florida licensed attorney. He focuses his practice on professional licensure defense, rule challenges, bid protests, and civil litigation. He previously served as Deputy General Counsel and Chief Prosecutor for the Florida Department of Health, where he led the prosecution of administrative complaints across more than forty licensed healthcare professions. His background includes extensive experience in regulatory enforcement and administrative law. Also, during the Convention, Pennington partner Marc Ito completed his term as Immediate Past Chair of the Administrative Law Section, concluding Marc’s four-year term as an officer of the Section. Pennington is proud of its history of attorneys serving as officers of the Administrative Law Section, and we look forward to Chad’s continuing of that tradition.