Andrew was admitted to the New Jersey Bar in January 2021 and admitted to the Florida Bar in 2022. While at Rutgers, Andrew also became a member of Phi Alpha Delta, a legal fraternity which provides networking opportunities across the country. Following his graduation from undergraduate school, Andrew moved across the Atlantic in order to attend Rutgers Law School, from which he graduated in 2020, achieving two placements on the Dean’s list during his time at Rutgers. Andrew attended Swansea University and graduated with a BSc in Business & Business Management in 2017. When not serving clients and spending time in the office, Aja enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and serving as the President of the Pinellas Park Youth Sports Association, a not-for-profit that focuses on providing sports and academic mentorship to children in the community.Īndrew Davies was born in Cardiff, Wales and has lived in the US since 2017, having lived in 8 different nations around the world prior to moving to the US.
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In addition to her leadership roles she received the Victor O’Wehle Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy and the William F.
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While earning her degrees Aja worked full time in property management and has years of experience in understanding the needs and importance of risk mitigation for property owners.ĭuring her time at Stetson she served on the Student Bar Summer Advisory Committee and was Vice-President of Phi Delta Phi, International Legal Honor Society. She went on to attend Stetson University College of Law in 2016 graduating cum laude. in Political Science from the University of South Florida in 2014. Williams gained valuable litigation experience representing insurance carriers in first party property cases with damages resulting from hurricane, windstorm and water damages.Īja obtained her B.A. Prior to joining Groelle & Salmon, P.A., Mrs. WilliamsAja Williams is an associate in the Tampa office where she primarily defends insurance carriers in first-party property claims.
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