Ms. Ramsey’s professional experience began as a Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit at Yale New Haven Hospital. While pursuing her Bachelors’ Degree, she was a Counselor with the New Haven Rape Crisis Program. During her time with the Program, Ms. Ramsey counseled sexual assault survivors and performed seminars for local police departments, universities, and high schools. During her time working as a registered nurse, Ms. Ramsey attended law school. Ms. Ramsey graduated from City University of New Law School at Queens College.

Ms. Ramsey has spoken and presented publications for numerous organizations, including nursing and professional lawyer associations. She has published several articles for nursing journals and legal publications.  Ms. Ramsey is an active member of the American Association of Nurse Attorneys, National Crime Victims Bar Association, Vice Chair of the NCVBA Women’s Caucus.;  American Justice Association; Palm Beach County Bar Association; Palm Beach County Justice Association; and the Florida Justice Association.

She has received several awards for community service, including the Arnold Markle award by the Judicial District in New Haven, Connecticut, for her work with survivors of sexual assault.  Ms. Ramsey is currently a member of the Palm Beach State Attorney Addiction Recovery Task Force and General Counsel to the Florida Association of Recovery Residences. She serves on several non-profit Boards, including Community Recovery HUB of Palm Beach County and the Triangle Club. Ms. Ramsey is an active participant in grass roots organizations which support individuals who suffer from Substance Use Disorder.

Ms. Ramsey is privileged to actively litigate cases on behalf of survivors involving catastrophic injuries and wrongful death. These cases include injuries suffered by victims of professional negligence, product liability and medical negligence.

Cari is a licensed social worker working in community mental health for over 30 years.  She received her MSW from the University of Maryland in 1995 and worked for Johns Hopkins Bayview and then Threshold Services where she moved through several positions to Chief Operating Officer.  Ms. Guthrie has implemented multiple evidence based practices, including Integrated Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders, Motivational Interviewing, Supported Employment, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Nonviolent Crisis Intervention.  She facilitates training and consulting on these topics in the DC metro area.  In 2012 after a merger, Ms. Guthrie became the CEO of the newly named Cornerstone Montgomery.  They merged again in 2023, expanding to 3 additional counties and 3000 clients providing a wide spectrum of behavioral health services including housing, outpatient clinic, supported employment, case management and crisis services.   She is a past  board member for the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.  She is currently Board Chair of Nonprofit Montgomery.