About Kimberlee De
Kimberlee De Biase built her legal foundations on two campuses and then into practice in Florida. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Rhode Island and completed her Juris Doctor at Nova Southeastern University in 2009. Those years set the stage for a career centered on transactional and administrative work rather than courtroom theatrics.
Her academic path began at the University of Rhode Island, where she earned a B.S. in 1999. She later earned her J.D. from Nova Southeastern University, finishing law school in 2009. The combination of a public university undergraduate education and a private law school degree gave her exposure to different legal perspectives and classroom styles.
After law school, De Biase established her practice in Florida. She has worked inside a title services company and at a regional law group. Those roles placed her in the middle of property closings, document review and matters that require careful attention to regulatory detail. She is admitted to practice in Florida and maintains active professional memberships.
Her time at Empire Title Services, Inc. involved coordinating the legal elements of real estate transactions and supporting the documentation that enables transfers of property. At Breger Law Group she has applied similar skills in a law firm setting, navigating contract language and client instructions. Colleagues describe her approach as methodical and steady; clients who need precise handling of records and filings often look to practitioners with that temperament.
De Biase’s work tends to follow the timeline of a transaction. She reviews title reports, helps resolve issues that could delay a closing, and prepares or examines the instruments needed to complete a transfer. The practice requires attention to detail and a working knowledge of local recording practices, both of which figure regularly in her daily work.
Outside the office she keeps current with continuing legal education and professional association activities relevant to property practice. She has not limited herself to a single professional role; instead she has taken positions that bridge private legal practice and the operational side of title services.
As of 2026 she practices in Florida, dividing her time between title-related work and law firm practice, with an emphasis on the documentation and procedures that enable real estate transactions to close.
