The selection of Giselle Gutierrez, Esq., to the Florida Super Lawyers list for 2026 marks her second consecutive year of inclusion—a distinction limited to roughly the top five percent of attorneys in the state. For clients and the legal community, the recognition signals sustained excellence in employment and labor law on both the employer and employee sides, a rarity that reflects the firm’s deliberate structure.
Super Lawyers applies a patented selection process combining peer nomination, independent research, and peer evaluation by practice area, and advancement from the Rising Stars list—where Gutierrez was recognized from 2018 through 2022—indicates a shift from early-career promise to established standing. As founding attorney of Exhibit G Law Firm, Gutierrez has built a practice that advises businesses on wage and hour practices, disability accommodation, family leave, and workplace privacy, while also pursuing claims for employees. This dual perspective can be a strategic asset: it allows the firm to anticipate litigation risks from both sides of a dispute.
On the employer side, Gutierrez prepares employment agreements and separation agreements, helping companies avoid costly disputes. On the employee side, she represents individuals in matters involving discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation, and unpaid overtime. Contested matters proceed through employment litigation in state and federal court or before the EEOC and the National Labor Relations Board.
The recognition arrives as the firm expands its footprint, adding capacity in South Florida and extending service into northern New Jersey. That growth, combined with Gutierrez’s seminars and training sessions for business audiences on labor and employment compliance, positions the firm to meet rising demand for proactive workplace counsel. Her additional honors—including selection to The Best Lawyers in America and the Daily Business Review’s On The Rise award—further cement her reputation. For employers and employees navigating an increasingly complex regulatory landscape, the second consecutive Super Lawyers nod is more than a credential; it is a signal of consistent, high-stakes advocacy on both sides of the table.
