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Florida
Stetson University College of Law
Shari Gegerson Hall brings more than three decades of experience to her practice, with a broad background encompassing workers’ compensation litigation and mediation, subrogation, insurance defense, coverage opinions, automobile litigation, and premises liability. She has worked with a wide range of clients, including insureds, self-insureds, employers, and insurance carriers, offering practical guidance informed by both litigation and claims-handling perspectives.
Shari’s career reflects a deep understanding of workers’ compensation from multiple vantage points. Prior to joining Chartwell Law, she served as a managing member of a mediation firm, where she acted as a mediator in workers’ compensation claims and first-party insurance disputes. She began mediating in 1997 and became a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator in 2001, bringing decades of experience helping parties manage complex disputes toward resolution.
Shari has also held leadership roles within the insurance industry, including serving as a managing attorney for a national insurance company. In that role, she established and oversaw all aspects of the Orlando House Counsel office, managing personnel, litigation strategy, and day-to-day operations. Earlier in her career, she worked for the State of Florida as a mediation officer in mandatory state mediation, further strengthening her foundation in dispute resolution and claims evaluation.
Rounding out her practice, Shari remains actively engaged in workers’ compensation litigation and mediation, drawing on her extensive experience to advise clients on risk assessment, dispute resolution, and effective claims strategies. She has been recognized by Best Lawyers for 2026 in Workers’ Compensation Law – Employers in Orlando, Florida, reflecting her long-standing commitment to the practice and the clients she serves.
The Florida Bar
Judge William Wieland American Inn of Court
Orange County Bar Association
Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator
Florida Department of Financial Services Certified Instructor
Co-Author of To Change or Not to Change, The Florida Bar Worker’s Compensation Section News and 440 Report, Winter 2017
Florida
Stetson University College of Law
J.D., 1989
Stetson University
B.S., 1986
Shari Gegerson Hall brings more than three decades of experience to her practice, with a broad background encompassing workers’ compensation litigation and mediation, subrogation, insurance defense, coverage opinions, automobile litigation, and premises liability. She has worked with a wide range of clients, including insureds, self-insureds, employers, and insurance carriers, offering practical guidance informed by both litigation and claims-handling perspectives.
Shari’s career reflects a deep understanding of workers’ compensation from multiple vantage points. Prior to joining Chartwell Law, she served as a managing member of a mediation firm, where she acted as a mediator in workers’ compensation claims and first-party insurance disputes. She began mediating in 1997 and became a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator in 2001, bringing decades of experience helping parties manage complex disputes toward resolution.
Shari has also held leadership roles within the insurance industry, including serving as a managing attorney for a national insurance company. In that role, she established and oversaw all aspects of the Orlando House Counsel office, managing personnel, litigation strategy, and day-to-day operations. Earlier in her career, she worked for the State of Florida as a mediation officer in mandatory state mediation, further strengthening her foundation in dispute resolution and claims evaluation.
Rounding out her practice, Shari remains actively engaged in workers’ compensation litigation and mediation, drawing on her extensive experience to advise clients on risk assessment, dispute resolution, and effective claims strategies. She has been recognized by Best Lawyers for 2026 in Workers’ Compensation Law – Employers in Orlando, Florida, reflecting her long-standing commitment to the practice and the clients she serves.
The Florida Bar
Judge William Wieland American Inn of Court
Orange County Bar Association
Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator
Florida Department of Financial Services Certified Instructor
Co-Author of To Change or Not to Change, The Florida Bar Worker’s Compensation Section News and 440 Report, Winter 2017
Trial Level Counsel - Victor Gonzalez v. Quinco Electric Inc./Zenith Insurance Company, (OJCC 14-005560TWS), affirmed on appeal 171 So. 3d 153 (Fla. 1st. DCA 2015).
