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Overview
Talya Van Embden focuses her practice on labor and employment, general liability, and health care and managed care defense.
Prior to joining Kaufman Dolowich, Ms. Van Embden represented clients in litigation matters including wrongful death and catastrophic injury negligence claims, employment practices, and Americans with Disability Act (ADA) matters. Additionally, she conducted multiple settlement negotiations to resolve claims in both pre-suit and trial matters.
Ms. Van Embden also gained significant law experience serving as a law clerk and legal intern for several local Fort Lauderdale law firms. While in law school Ms. Van Embden was an associate editor and published author for Nova’s Law Review Journal. She was published for her article on robotic medicine titled “Paging Dr. Robot: Applying an Outdated, Regulated Scheme to Robotic Medicine.” She served as president of the university’s Florida Association of Women Lawyers. Additionally, she was the executive coordinator of the Nova Trial Association and an advocate in the Moot Court Honor Society where she won several competitions.
Admissions
- Florida
Education
- Nova Southeastern University, J.D., with distinction
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Florida International University, B.S.
Professional Memberships
- Florida State Bar Association
Publications
- Patient Objections to Caregivers Create Difficult Situations, Healthcare Risk Management Magazine, quotes attorney Talya Van Embden, 8-1-2023
- “End of a Pandemic Era: What Now for Federally Qualified Health Centers?” by Abbye Alexander, Christopher Tellner, Talya Van Embden, for Reuters Legal News, 5-2-2023
- Supreme Court to Rule on False Claims Act Whistleblowers’ Right to Sue, Reuters, article by Abbye Alexander, Christopher Tellner, Talya Van Embden , 1-20-2023
- FDA 2.0: Initial Upgrade Complete -Federal Legislative Action is Necessary to Regulate Dr. Robot, by Abbye Alexander, Christopher Tellner, Talya Van Embden, published by Reuters, 11-14-2022
- Medical marijuana in the Sunshine State: what employers doing business in Florida need to know, authors Abbye Alexander, Christopher Tellner, Talya Van Embden, August 4 2022
- Navigating the Hazard of Rising Violence in Health Care Facilities, published in Reuters Legal News, authors KDV attorneys Abbye Alexander, Christopher Tellner, Talya Van Embden, May 17, 2022
- Health Care Employers Face Rise in Whistleblower Claims During Pandemic, Reuters Legal, authors Abbye Alexander, Christopher Tellner, Talya Van Embden, 2-24-22
