An accomplished award-winning special education advocate and international attorney. LeTonya has more than two decades of experience in the areas of disability civil rights in the areas of housing, employment, and education combined. Attorney Moore has specialized experience in disability law, including special education law. In 2024, Attorney Moore won the prestigious Top Attorney of the Year and Empowered Woman of The Year from the International Association of Top Professionals. She was also awarded the Outstanding Leadership Award from Education 2.0 for her work in the Special Education field in 2024. At the firm, Attorney Moore handles the most complex matters and serves as the civil rights expert of the firm.

Tania Williams is the Managing Partner and Chief Litigation Officer for Williams & Moore LLP and advocates for families and children with developmental needs in administrative hearings and in court litigation. Tania began her career as a prosecutor handling misdemeanors and felonies for adults and juveniles in Orange and Osceola counties in Florida. During her time as a prosecutor, Tania saw that people with developmental needs were severely underserved by the system and often punished because of the system’s inability to account for the diverse needs of our population. After leaving the State Attorney’s Office, Tania became a civil litigator and gained experience with wrongful death, neglect and abuse claims against rehabilitation facilities and premises liability claims.