Mr. Woodstock received his Juris Doctorate from Florida International University and earned several academic distinctions throughout law school. At FIU, he earned the CALI Excellence for the Future Book Award in First Amendment and made the Dean’s List while also serving as a Director for the Black Law Student’s Association (BLSA) and a Student Ambassador. As a director for BLSA, Mr. Woodstock played an integral role in conducting the association’s “Law Student for a Day” program which sought to empower and encourage at-risk and marginalized youth in the community. Prior to transferring to FIU Law, Mr. Woodstock attended law school in North Carolina where he ranked in the top 10% of his class, made the Dean’s List each semester, won the intra-school Moot Court Competition, sat on the Moot Court Honors Board, and was a member of the school’s Honor’s Program. Mr. Woodstock is an avid fan of Arsenal Football Club and a proud Jamaican, hailing from Kingston, the country’s capital. He eventually migrated to the United States where he played Division 1 soccer at the University of South Carolina Upstate and earned a Bachelor of Arts in English before starting his journey to become an attorney.