Caroline A. Soret, Esq.

Born into a Cuban American family, Ms. Soret spent her childhood in Miami, Florida. Her academic journey led her to the University of Florida in Gainesville, where she obtained a Bachelor's of Science in Journalism and Communications in 1996. Continuing her pursuit of knowledge, she enrolled in the University of Miami School of Law and graduated with honors, receiving her Juris Doctorate in 1999. The same year, she gained admission to the Florida Bar.

Kicking off her legal career, Ms. Soret joined a prestigious Miami telecommunications law firm, where she played an instrumental role in facilitating the purchase and sale of radio stations and various media outlets. Additionally, she held the position of Editor for Broadcasting and the Law, a widely-read monthly telecommunications trade paper.

Seeking new challenges, she shifted her focus in 2002 and became a litigation attorney at a downtown Miami law firm, specializing in automobile accidents. A year later, she made a significant move to the largest minority-owned law firm in the country, where she expanded her practice areas to include premises liability, products liability, high-value automobile accidents, wrongful death, negligent security, and property damage (residential/commercial) cases.

In 2011, Ms. Soret co-founded Barton King Soret, P.A. in Coral Gables, Florida, where she served as the firm's Managing Partner. During this period, she adeptly represented both Plaintiffs and Defendants in personal injury lawsuits. Outside her legal practice, she actively contributed to the Miami Beach Bar Association, holding the positions of Historian and Vice President. In 2014, she embarked on a new phase in her career, joining GEICO Staff Counsel as an in-house litigation attorney. In this role, she achieved remarkable success, representing GEICO and individual clients in numerous jury trials.