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Ron has over 20 yrs of litigation experience and is the founder of Skufca Law, representing businesses and individuals in the areas of business, construction, motorsports, and family law. Ron currently serves as outside general counsel to several long-time business clients while also working with individuals starting their own business or helping resolve disputes that arise. With substantial experience in the construction industry, NASCAR, and advising a wide range of businesses in all aspects of their legal issues, Ron is dedicated to helping both new and longtime business owners in a cost effective and efficient manner. Some of his representative clients are General Contractor JD Goodrum Construction, Charlotte Mechanical, and Front Row Motorsports.. Outside of his legal practice, Ron has always been actively involved in the community, having served on the board of the Dilworth Community Development Association as a long-time Dilworth resident; as a member of the Dilworth South End Rotary club; as a coach, board member and sponsor for Dilworth Little League for over a decade; a sponsor of Myers Park High School baseball; a participant in the 24 Hrs of Booty cycling fundraising event in Myers Park, having personally raised thousands of dollars to help cancer organizations; as well as other community organizations and events.. In 2013, Ron founded the South End Shuffle 5K & Mile Run running race to benefit the Purple Promise Foundation to End Melanoma cancer and the Charlotte Rail Trail. The South End Shuffle has helped raise money and increase awareness to these two local non-profit organizations that have personal and local connections to him and Skufca Law.

Todd is licensed to practice law in both Kansas and Missouri. He is located in Overland Park, KS and is an in-house corporate attorney for a construction services company, practicing in the areas of construction and corporate law.

Michael is an experienced litigator and Owner of Meinert Law. He is admitted to practice in all Courts in the State of California and the Federal United States District Courts, Northern District and Eastern District of California. Michael is proud to be an eight-year Decorated Veteran of the United States Air Force. (Please note that the website is currently under construction.)

Mr. Mallory has significant experience successfully representing owners, general contractors, and subcontractors on private and public projects in construction disputes.  Mr. Mallory handles all aspects of construction litigation matters including a wide variety of construction claims, including mechanics’ liens and scope of work changes, as well as post-construction defect cases.

I have represented homeowners' associations, property owners, municipalities, developers, contractors, and insurance companies in every kind of real estate or construiction matter for over 20 years all over California.  I worked full time for a real estate/construction firm during law school, and have represented clients in litigation and real estate transactions ever since.  My current practice is primarily representation of property owners in litigation, but I have handled may transactional matters as well.  I work to be very sensitive to my clients' needs, and work hard to protect their interests in any matter.. My work out of the firm's East Bay and Orange County offices, but modern technology allows me to handle cases all over California.

I am an innovative thinking construction attorney focusing on, of course, innovative business arrangements.  I practice construction law throughout Florida.  I represent general contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, developers, associations, suppliers, sureties, and owners in a myriad of construction matters including, without limitation, construction/design defect claims, schedule-based claims (including inefficiency, lost productivity, and acceleration claims), bid protests, payment disputes, lien and bond claims, liability and property insurance issues, and a host of other issues that affect the construction industry. I prepare and negotiate construction contracts for clients utilizing AIA, EJCDC, and ConsensusDocs industry form documents, as well as contracts that are not based on an industry form document.. I also blog about all aspects of construction law and government contracting at  and issues pertaining to Florida appellate, evidentiary, and trial perspectives at .  Check it out!

I have been involved in construction all of my life, so as a lawyer it was a natural fit.  The Builders Exchange was the first step in being able to work to help subcontractors and suppliers level the playing field.  The American Subcontractors Association was the next step.  While the Builders Exchange is vital for all members of the construction industry at evey level, the ASA is vital for all subcontractors and suppliers because there we work to help subcontractors find better jobs with the best contractors, to negotiate contracts that are fair and to treat their businesses as professinal businesses.. We also work as the only advocate who works ONLY for subcontractors and suppliers, in the Courts, and Federal and state legislatures and with the other members of the construction industry, with AGC, ConsensusDOCS, AIA and other trade associations.. As the Chair of the Subcontractors Legal Defense Fund (SLDF) I work directly on Court of Appeals Cases which are important to Subcontractors, either to keep good existing laws or change bad laws.  The SLDF provides free Amicus briefs across the country, whereever we find cases where we can make a meaningful impact.. I personally have been lucky enough to have been selected to write amicus briefs on 5 important cases, from Ohio Mechanic's Liens, to Delay Claims, Change Orders, Flow Down Clauses and Pay-if-Paid Contract Clauses.

Tom Cardone focuses his law practice in the areas of construction, real estate, and business law. Within these core practice areas, Tom assists clients with a variety of deals and disputes.As a litigator, Tom has experience handling disputes involving, among other matters, breach of contract, property rights, construction liens & construction defects, residential landlord-tenant & commercial leasing issues, business collections, and general business and commercial disputes. Although disputes often result in litigation, Tom recognizes the value of alternative dispute resolution and assists his clients with pre-trial negotiation, mediation, and arbitration when appropriate.Tom also counsels his clients through a variety of transactions. He has experience assisting clients with choosing the appropriate corporate form and setting up companies, as well as negotiating and drafting business agreements. Tom also assists clients with construction agreements, real estate purchase and sale agreements, and residential & commercial leasing.Types of Clients Served:Construction Contractors, Subcontractors, and SuppliersDesign and Engineering ProfessionalsDisaster Restoration ContractorsProperty Owners and ManagersReal Estate ProfessionalsBusiness OwnersTom received his Juris Doctor, with honors, from Emory University School of Law and is admitted to practice law throughout the states of Georgia and Ohio. Tom attended Auburn University for his undergraduate education.Prior to becoming an attorney, Tom served honorably as a United States Marine. He continues his service to the nation by advocating for service members' and veterans' rights.

Hi, my name is Scott M. Gross, Esq. and I am a partner with Angius & Terry LLP. I focus my practice on representing condominium and homeowners associations in construction defect litigation.  I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Florida in 2005 and thereafter obtained my Juris Doctorate degree from The Shepard Broad Law Center at Nova Southeastern University. I began my legal career as in-house counsel for a multi-million dollar healthcare corporation focusing on licensing and compliance issues.  In 2010, I continued my career by joining one of the largest creditors rights law firms in the nation and focused my practice on representing corporate banking clients.  In 2011, I joined another state-wide creditors rights firm and quickly worked my way into a managing attorney role, directly overseeing the litigation department for the firm.  I am a member in good standing of the Florida Bar and I am licensed to practice in all Florida State Courts and the Northern, Middle, and Southern District Courts of Florida. In my spare time, I enjoy golfing, Florida Gator sports (GO GATORS!) and spending time with my wife, Katie, my sons, Austin and Dylan, and friends and family around the Tampa Bay area.

Mason Pokorny was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. After high school, he moved to Florida to attend the University of Tampa where he was a Dean’s Scholarship recipient and a relief pitcher in the baseball program.. While at the University of Tampa, Mr. Pokorny’s academic studies were in the fields of Business Management and Marketing. Outside the classroom, Mr. Pokorny interned at the United States Attorney’s Office in Tampa in the Criminal Division and worked with the Boys and Girls Club of America. He graduated cum laude with a Bachelor’s of Science in 2010.. After completing his undergraduate studies, Mr. Pokorny attended law school at Stetson University College of Law in St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. Pokorny graduated in May 2013 and became licensed to practice law in Florida in October 2013. His academic studies were focused on employment law.. During law school, Mr. Pokorny completed an internship program with Bay Area Legal Services in the Family Law Division and was also an In-House Counsel Intern at the Outback Steakhouse/Bloomin’ Brands, Inc. headquarters in Tampa, Florida.. Throughout law school, Mr. Pokorny was an active volunteer in the Bay Area Volunteer Lawyers Program assisting indigent litigants in family law matters. Additionally, Mr. Pokorny volunteered with the Palma Ceia Little League in Tampa, Florida.. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Pokorny was a law clerk for a private foreclosure and bankruptcy firm in Tampa, where he was primarily involved in the drafting of legal motions and memoranda. In November 2013, Mr. Pokorny joined Vecchio, Carrier, Feldman & Johannessen, PA as an Associate Attorney in the Lakeland office. Mr. Pokorny focuses on representation of employers and insurance carriers in litigation of workers’ compensation and employment related claims.

H. Wayne Clark, Jr., is Of Counsel at Foley & Mansfield. Mr. Clark practices in both state and federal courts and focuses on all aspects of construction law, trucking law, premises and security liability, condominium disputes, wrongful death and commercial litigation. He is an "AV" Preeminent® rated attorney by Martindale-Hubbell, a Florida Super Lawyer honoree with Super Lawyers, Florida Legal Elite honoree, South Florida Legal Guide "Top Up & Comer" and America’s Most Honored Professionals “Top 1% by American Registry.". Mr. Clark has a thriving portion of his practice devoted to commercial litigation as well as representation of both high-end and economy hotels on behalf of Fortune 500 companies and national real estate developers. He also handles construction litigation throughout the state of Florida, representing developers, general contractors, sub-contractors and design professionals for both residential and commercial properties. Mr. Clark has litigated routine lien matters to complex multi-million dollar construction defect cases. He serves as counsel for a Fortune 500 construction company.. Mr. Clark is adept at handling the gamut of discovery issues and has taken thousands of depositions. He has considerable experience researching complicated legal issues and drafting substantive legal pleadings in matters ranging from multi-district and class action litigation to complex litigation in state and federal courts.. Prior to joining Foley & Mansfield, Mr. Clark worked for a state firm in Florida as a Partner running their construction division.. He gained extensive experience in the construction arena while serving in the U.S. Army at Fort Bragg, where he worked as an Airborne Engineer and Construction Engineer. He also served two years as a Staff Attorney for The Honorable Robert Rosenberg and The Honorable Victor Tobin in the 17th Judicial Circuit.