Kaysia Earley, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative

Kaysia Earley

Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative

Earley Law Firm ยท Florida

Earley defended indigent clients as a Broward County public defender and teaches people their rights during police stops through T.R.A.P.S.

Lawrence Gelber, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative Lawrence GelberAdvocate, New YorkSecurities lawyer who has won expungements from FINRA records and knows both sides of litigation. Tom Hardin, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative Tom HardinAdvocate, New JerseyAssisted the FBI as 'Tipper X' and now speaks on ethics, compliance, decision-making, and cultural risk. Jeremy Harrell, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative Jeremy HarrellAdvocate, KentuckyVeteran and former nonprofit CEO who argues for nuance and compassion after a federal conviction. Bethany Jones, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative Bethany JonesAdvocate, CaliforniaTelevision producer who has interviewed federal agents, U.S. attorneys, and people caught up in the system. Elizabeth Kelley, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative Elizabeth KelleyAdvocate, New YorkCriminal defense lawyer with a nationwide practice representing people with mental disabilities. Gina Pendergraph, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative Gina PendergraphAdvocate, CaliforniaCofounded the Justice Impacted Support Forum and coaches women affected by the federal legal system.

About Kaysia Earley

Kaysia Earley is the founder and managing attorney of Earley Law Firm, PLLC, and serves as a legal analyst for various media outlets. A former assistant public defender in Broward County, Florida, she made history by trying 56 cases in under 14 months, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to providing zealous representation for indigent clients. Kaysia is also the creator of T.R.A.P.S. (Teaching Rights About Police Stops), a community initiative dedicated to educating civilians about their legal rights during law enforcement encounters. She is an alumna of Howard University and St. Thomas University School of Law.

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