Grace M. Murillo concentrates her practice in a wide range of commercial litigation and in the employment law area including defending discrimination, retaliation, and harassment claims.

Previously, Grace served the Honorable Judge Robert M. Gross as a judicial law clerk at the Fourth District Court of Appeal.

Grace graduated from the University of Florida and later received her law degree from Nova Southeastern University, where she graduated magna cum laude and served on the Nova Law Review. While attending law school, she participated in the Business Practice Clinic, was a research assistant for Associate Professor Kimberly Hausbeck, and received Book Awards in Lawyering Skills & Values I & II (Legal Writing) and Wills & Trusts. Grace also worked as a law clerk for the Miami-Dade County School Board Attorney’s Office, where she assisted in several matters involving employment discrimination, contracts, and the governmental attorney-client privilege.