Ginamarie Melia

Gina Melia is a motivated, ambitious attorney in training with roots in Stamford, Connecticut. She has a proven educational background along with a drive to pursue justice. She earned a B.S. degree in Business Management and a law enforcement minor from the University of Tampa. Upon completing her college studies, she received a B.S. degree with honors from the University of Tampa.

Throughout her collegiate years, Gina’s exceptional performance resulted in several awards and recognition. In addition to receiving her undergraduate education in business management, Gina also became part of several organizations that honor students who have achieved academic success, such as The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, Tri-alpha First Generation National Honor Society, and Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity.

Through two significant internship experiences during her collegiate years, Gina developed a passion for the practice of law. Her internships were at the Stamford Probate Court and the Clerk’s Office GA1 Criminal Division, both of which are located in Stamford, Connecticut.

While on her way to becoming a practicing attorney, Gina continued to demonstrate courage and determination. After beginning as a lifeguard in one of her first jobs after high school, she went on to complete her four-year undergraduate degree while away from home. Throughout this experience, she remained independent and persistent.

Gina believes her role as a Legal Assistant at Wocl Leydon will provide her with the opportunity to build upon her prior educational experiences as well as assist her in turning her desire for justice into real-world applications of assistance to clients.

In addition to pursuing a successful professional career, Gina is an avid exerciser who spends many hours at the local gym. Additionally, she prioritizes spending time with her loved ones and family. Among those with whom she works closely, she is respected for her honesty, loyalty, and down-to-earth approach. Gina plans on taking trips to Greece in the future and also plans to continue contributing positively within the legal community throughout her professional career.