Of Counsel

Christopher J. Lewis focuses his practice on personal injury, premise liability, commercial and transportation litigation, products liability, and high-risk insurance defense. Christopher brings a powerful combination of seasoned trial experience and a unique background in high-stakes advocacy to defend individuals, corporate clients and manufacturers.

Prior to joining McDonald Toole Richman & Correnti, Christopher served as an Assistant State Attorney assigned to the Special Victims Unit where he prosecuted some of the most serious crimes in Florida. Christopher also served as an Assistant District Attorney at one of the largest prosecutor’s offices in the country, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office in Houston, Texas.

Before joining the Florida Bar in 2007, Christopher had the privilege of working as a judicial intern at the Florida First District Court of Appeals and at the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky.

Beyond his trial credentials, Christopher possesses experience in electronic discovery and litigation technology.

Sarah Long concentrates her practice in the area of products liability defense in both Florida state courts and federal court.  Sarah has been involved in the defense of automotive, heavy truck and equipment manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufactures, as well as other makers of consumer products in complex tort litigation, in addition to traditional tort actions.  Sarah blends her solid analytical and research skills with her strong writing capabilities, and calls upon her experience as a trial attorney to offer clients knowledgeable, reliable and consistent services in the areas of discovery, motion practice and trial support.

Keef Owens began his legal career serving as a four-year law clerk to the Honorable Charles M. Harris of Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal. Keef subsequently joined an Orlando law firm where he defended employers, insurance carriers, and servicing agents in workers’ compensation litigation and on appeal before Florida’s First District Court of Appeal. From 2016 through 2022, he served as a governor-appointed Judge of Compensation Claims. Keef brings his experience as an appellate law clerk, appellate attorney, and judge to his representation of the firm’s clients in advanced motion practice and appellate matters.