Anthonia Imudia

Anthonia "Toni" Imudia is a seasoned attorney in Bradenton, Florida, with a robust background in both healthcare and law. She earned her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Nursing from Columbia University and furthered her education with a doctorate in nursing practice from the University of Miami. Toni then pursued her legal education at Stetson University College of Law, where she obtained her Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration degrees.

Toni's professional journey began with over 13 years in the healthcare sector, culminating in her role as executive director of a non-profit agency in New Orleans. This agency, under the Ryan White program, provided primary care to HIV-AIDS patients. Her academic career includes serving as an Associate Professor of Nursing at Columbus State University, Georgia, and later at the University of South Florida in Tampa, where she taught graduate-level students.

In her legal practice, Toni is known for her advocacy on behalf of the most vulnerable in her community. Her expertise in practice management, along with her strategic leadership and performance improvement skills, allows her to navigate the complexities of the medical field. This experience gives her a distinct advantage in handling cases related to injury, healthcare, or business.

Toni's comprehensive understanding of healthcare, business management, and education enables her to effectively manage client stress during litigation and provide clear, actionable solutions. Her approach ensures that the legal process is more understandable and less overwhelming for her clients.

Outside of her professional life, Toni is married to Dr. Martins Imudia, a renowned Immigration Attorney and founder of the Center for U.S. Immigration Services. She enjoys cooking, dancing, traveling for medical missions, and exploring new cultures.