Kimbrell J. Hines founded Equine Esquire, PLLC to provide strategic legal representation tailored specifically to the horse industry. As a lifelong equestrian, Kimbrell recognized that horse owners, professionals, and equine businesses are often best served by counsel who understands both the law and the realities of the industry itself.
Her practice is devoted exclusively to equine law and related litigation, representing clients in matters involving horse sales and lease disputes, veterinary malpractice, liability claims, ownership disputes, insurance matters, regulatory proceedings, and equine business conflicts.
Before transitioning exclusively into equine law, Kimbrell practiced complex commercial litigation and labor and employment law, developing extensive experience in dispute resolution, trial preparation, risk management, and business-related litigation. That broader litigation background continues to shape her approach to equine disputes today: practical, strategic, and always grounded in the client’s long-term goals.
Equine Esquire was founded on the belief that the horse industry deserves sophisticated legal representation from counsel who understands its unique relationships, economics, customs, and risks. Kimbrell regularly represents horse owners, trainers, riders, veterinarians, farms, equine businesses, and industry professionals throughout Florida and in matters across the country in collaboration with local counsel where necessary.
Her litigation philosophy emphasizes preparation, credibility, and practical problem solving. While always prepared to aggressively advocate when litigation becomes necessary, Kimbrell also understands the importance of protecting reputations, preserving business relationships, and navigating disputes within a highly interconnected industry.
National Equine Industry Representation
Equine Esquire regularly works with horse owners, trainers, riders, facilities, businesses, and industry professionals involved in equine injury and liability matters throughout Florida and in multistate equine disputes in collaboration with local counsel where appropriate.
Effective June 21, 2026, Katherine Gregory of CO Horse Rescue and Kimbrell Hines of Equine Esquire, PLLC will join the American Horse Council (AHC) Board of Trustees, filling the seats previously held by Christy Landwehr (General At Large) and Austin Halvorson (Young Professional At Large) respectively.