Mr. Will Copulos attended the City University of New York (Queens College), and later graduated from the University of Oregon School of Law. He also served in the U.S. Marine Corps, first as an infantry officer and later as a trial attorney, ultimately becoming the Marine Chief Trial Counsel and Marine Special Assistant U.S. Attorney here in Hawaii. Honorably discharged in 1989, Mr. Copulos established his family roots here in the Hawaiian Islands. He started the law firm in 1997 after working in two busy personal injury law practices in which he handled a robust litigation load. Mr. Copulos is the first attorney in Hawaii to successfully take to trial cases against insurance companies involving the wrongful denial of no fault benefits (based on peer review opinions). He has been involved in the trial and/or settlement of several cases that resolved for one million dollars or more. He is a member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and Consumer Lawyers of Hawaii where he is on the Board of Governors.

Michael P. Healy, originally from Poughkeepsie New York, is the son of Greek and Irish parents. After graduating from High School and while attending college, he was captain of a local police athletic league (PAL) boxing team. He also had the honor of training in the gym of former heavy weight world champion Floyd Patterson, in New Paltz, New York. In addition to boxing, he served as an intern for the Honorable Congressman Hamilton Fish, Jr., in Washington D.C.

In 1978 he transferred to the University of Hawaii @ Manoa, graduating in 1981 with a degree in Psychology. He then worked at the Hawaii Legislature as a legislative aide to Senators Charles Campbell and Steve Cobb. After serving at the legislature, he entered the William S. Richardson School of Law in 1985 where he was selected to serve on the U. H. Law School Law Review as editor and co-author of a law review article.

In 1988, after graduating from the U. H. Law School, he clerked for the Honorable James S. Burns, Chief Judge of the Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals. From 1989 to 2002 he worked as a Deputy Public Defender for the State of Hawaii, where he had the honor of arguing four cases before the Hawaii Supreme Court. He also acted as lead counsel in over 100 jury trials.

Since leaving the Public Defender's Office, he has worked closely with The Copulos Law Firm serving as Of Counsel to the firm, handling a number of trials and arbitrations. He is also a member of the American Inn of Courts.