About Caryna
Caryna Fuller earned her law degree from Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law in 2010 after completing her undergraduate studies at Stetson University in 2007. She moved from the classroom into courtrooms and offices, carrying the legal training she had received into the public sector and later into private practice. Her academic record established a foundation she would build on over the next decade and more.
Her early work included a role at the Hillsborough County State Lawyer s Office in 2014. There she handled day-to-day responsibilities that come with public sector practice. The experience exposed her to courtroom procedures, client intake and the pace of government work. That period gave her practical insight into how local legal systems operate and how cases progress from intake to resolution.
After several years in public service, she shifted toward private practice. In 2021 she joined Viza Law. That move allowed her to apply courtroom experience to client-focused matters in a smaller firm setting. She spent time managing case files, counseling clients and collaborating with other attorneys on litigation and transactional tasks. The change marked a new phase in her career, one that emphasized client relationships and the business of law.
In 2022 Fuller opened her own practice, Fuller Law. Starting a firm required different skills than working for another office. She handled administrative duties, client development and the practicalities of running a legal business, alongside case work. Opening her own practice also gave her control over how she structures client services and responds to local needs.
She is licensed to practice in Florida and has built a career that includes government work, private firm experience and firm leadership. Her path shows steady movement from public sector responsibilities to private practice and, eventually, to running her own office. Colleagues describe her as methodical and pragmatic in client work, preferring clear legal analysis and steady case management.
She now runs Fuller Law and represents clients in Florida through that practice.
