When Tampa injury attorneys Marc Yonker and Bill Winters partnered to found Winters & Yonker, P.A., they were both motivated by the desire to provide access to the kind of personal injury attorney Tampa Bay residents deserve. In founding Winters & Yonker, the duo has ensured that anyone who has been wronged due to an injury or accident will have the support of a tireless advocate dedicated to the service of justice.
Marc Yonker, a personal injury attorney Tampa residents are proud to have on their side, grew up admiring the work of his father’s best friend, a personal injury attorney who worked on behalf of clients in Easton, Pennsylvania, where Marc grew up before relocating to the Tampa Bay Area in Florida.
Prior to founding Winters & Yonker with Bill Winters, Marc worked at a large law firm and came to realize that many of the firm’s clients were in need of much greater support and assistance. This motivated Marc to create a firm capable of providing such a level of support to clients, and he was thus inspired to build a practice of his own from the ground up.
What is your favorite thing about traveling?
When I was growing up, I moved around quite a bit and got to experience the unique qualities that define different parts of the country. I like traveling because each region seems to have a character all its own, and I think it’s important to experience those characteristics up close.
Is traveling a hobby or a lifestyle for you? How did you get started?
It feels kind of natural to me, so let’s call it a lifestyle. To be clear, I love living in Tampa and consider it my permanent home; it’s just that I enjoy spending time getting to know the people that choose to make their home in whatever place I happen to be visiting at the time.
What is the most beautiful place you’ve been to?
The Italian island of Capri, perched there in the beautiful Bay of Naples.
Do you have any exciting travel dates planned for the future?
Unfortunately, I do not have any travel dates coming up soon, but I’ll be sure to rectify that very soon.
What are some travel tips you’d give to someone inexperienced?
I tend to be a bit adventurous when I travel, and my general advice is that even an inexperienced traveler should be willing to explore places beyond the beaten path.
Where would you like to go?
I’d like to spend some time traveling through the Mediterranean — I’ve been to a few places there, but an extended trip would be really nice.
Where would you like to revisit?
I always like to visit the places in which I spent my formative years: Louisville, Kentucky; Cincinnati, Ohio; and Easton, Pennsylvania.
Do you travel alone? Why?
Yes, but I don’t mind traveling with company either. It is nice, however, to be able to wake up and do whatever it is that happens to move you at that particular moment.
If you could pick the top 3 places every person should go, what would they be?
Capri, Italy
Louisville, Kentucky
San Jose, Costa Rica
Do you travel light or do you pack up the house?
I’m a light traveler all the way. I’ll go to great lengths to avoid the hassle of checking baggage, and I’ve never had any problem traveling with only the things I could fit into my carry-on bag.
