Glenn T. Williams As an 11th year attorney, Mr. Williams is Board Certified in Construction Law and has a practice that focuses on all aspects of prosecuting and defending large general contractor construction matters including litigation, large administrative claims ($10M+), including extra work claims, engineering errors and omissions claims, design deficiency claims, delay/acceleration claims, inefficiency claims, construction liens and law, drafting contracts, interpreting large custom and form contracts, interpreting surety bonds and insurance contracts, insurer bad faith, OSHA issues, bid protest issues, prequalification issues, licensing issues, indemnity issues and claim recovery through litigation or alternative dispute resolution, as well as providing claims counseling and contractual compliance advice to clients during projects. Glenn was appointed to the Board of Directors with the Construction Financial Management Association of Central Florida, became professionally certified as a Construction Document Technologist with the Construction Specifications Institute, and established the Young Constructors Forum with Associated General Contractors of Central Florida. In addition to CLE courses, Glenn received certificates in Construction Accounting, Construction Blue Print Reading, Construction Documents and Documentation and the new Florida Building Code.
Florida State University, B.S., 1995
Nova Southeastern University, J.D.,1998
CERTIFICATIONS:
Board Certified in Construction Law by the Supreme Court of Florida; Certified
Construction Document Technologist by the Construction Specifications Institute
COURT/BAR ADMISSIONS:
State Bar of Florida; United States District Court, Southern and Middle Districts of Florida; American Bar Association (Member, Forum on the Construction Industry). Licensed to practice in Florida, Member of The Florida Bar since 1998; Member of The U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida since 1999; Member of The U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida since 2001;
HONORS/AWARDS:
Nova Law Review: Junior Editor, 1996-97, advanced to Senior Editor, 1997-98
Published in Nova Law Review, vol. 21 no. 3, pp. 969-1018, 1997: Temporary Immunity: Distinguishing Case Law Opinions for Executive Immunity and Privilege as the Supreme Court Tackles an Oxymoron
First Place Winning Article in the Real Property, Probate & Trust Law Section of The Florida Bar’s scholarship program, 1997: Private Property Rights Protection Act: Will It Provide Protection From Governmental
Actions Which Fall Short of a Constitutional Taking?
Phi Delta Phi, Legal Honors Fraternity
Shepard Broad Law Dean’s List; National Dean’s List; Academic Scholarships
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS:
Member of The Construction Industry Forum of ABA since 2001; Member of The Judicial Relations Committee of the Orange County Bar Association 2001-2002; Member of Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Central Florida since 2001; Member of Associated Builders and Contractors of Central Florida since 2001; Member of Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) since 2001; Board of Director for CFMA of Central Florida since 2002; Committee Chairperson for The Young Constructors Forum with AGC of Central Florida since 2002.
PUBLICATIONS:
Temporary Immunity: Distinguishing Case Law Opinions for Executive Immunity and Privilege as the Supreme Court Tackles an Oxymoron, 21 Nova L. Rev. 969 (1997);
California Case Law Update, Construction & Design H&K Newsletter, Fourth Quarter 2001, Vol. 7, No. 3;
Legal Theories of Recovery and Defenses, Lorman "Florida Construction Defect Claims" Seminar, Nov. 29, 2001;
Construction Lien Notices, Procedures and Law, Lorman "Florida Construction Lien Law" Seminar, April 11, 2002.
