GrayRobinson, a law firm with 16 Florida offices and a presence in Washington, D.C., announced recent promotions within its leadership structure. John P. Thomas II and Andrew J. Wozniak were elevated to shareholder, the firm’s highest professional tier. Thomas, a member of the Alcohol Law practice, advises manufacturers, importers, distributors and hospitality businesses on licensing and regulatory compliance, including matters affecting cruise and maritime industries. Wozniak specializes in real estate, construction and commercial disputes, with experience in foreclosure, creditor-debtor proceedings, community association conflicts and probate litigation. The firm also promoted three attorneys to senior associate roles: David Allen, based in Miami, focuses on business law and regulatory advocacy for healthcare providers; Brendan M. Hobbs, operating from the Tampa office, handles corporate transactions and employee stock matters; and Kevin Kane, also in Tampa, oversees corporate governance, securities and venture capital transactions. GrayRobinson President and CEO Dean Cannon described the promotions as evidence of the firm’s entrepreneurial culture and its emphasis on advancing professionals who embody its client-focused values.