Practicing construction law for more than 40 years, he focuses on resolving complex disputes involving contractors, developers, and design professionals across a wide range of projects. His work includes litigation, arbitration, and mediation of claims such as mechanics’ liens, stop notices, surety and Miller Act matters, delays, disruptions, defaults, construction defects, personal injury, and insurance-related issues. He advises clients on contract terms, licensing requirements, and compliance considerations, drawing on both legal experience and practical industry knowledge gained from serving as in-house counsel to a multi-state contracting operation.

In addition to private practice, he has represented construction industry interests before public agencies and legislative bodies and has appeared before appellate courts and administrative forums. He is also a trained arbitrator and mediator for construction disputes and holds contractor licenses that provide direct familiarity with construction methods, materials, and project execution. His experience includes long-standing involvement in industry organizations and delivering lectures on construction law and dispute resolution, supporting his ability to evaluate standard of care, project disputes, and construction-related claims from both legal and operational perspectives. He holds a Juris Doctor and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. He has also served as a trained arbitrator on the American Arbitration Association's construction industry panel and maintained active leadership and membership roles with organizations including the Associated General Contractors, the American Subcontractors Association, and state and local bar associations, further strengthening his expertise in construction law and dispute resolution.