Christina Chiaradonna Joins RumbergerKirk as Director of Finance
ORLANDO, Fla., April 14, 2026 – RumbergerKirk is pleased to announce that Christina Chiaradonna has joined the firm as Director of...
Madison Temple focuses her practice on casualty litigation. She defends against tort claims, including premises liability, auto negligence, catastrophic injury and wrongful death for a wide variety of clients including theme parks, entertainment companies, homebuilders, building material distributors, and manufacturer/distributors.
During law school, Madison was a Research Assistant for Professor Elizabeth Boals.
She participated in the RumbergerKirk Summer Associate Program in 2024 where she won “Best Advocate” during the program’s mock trial.
A Hillsborough County jury returned a defense verdict in favor of Busch Gardens after a five day trial. Plaintiff alleged she slipped on a metal drain cover on a wet walkway during rain. Plaintiff claimed injuries to her shoulder, elbow, wrist and knee, with four surgeries since the accident and a life care plan seeking future medical expenses for the rest of her life. Plaintiff’s attorney asked the jury to award $4,015,620.95 (past medicals expenses of $16,020.95, future medical expenses of $108,720, past pain and suffering of $386,880 and future pain and suffering of $3,504,000). The jury awarded zero, finding no negligence by Busch Gardens.
Stetson University College of Law — J.D., cum laude, 2025
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill — B.A. Political Science; Minor-Public Policy; Social and Economic Justice, 2021