Battle Lines Drawn In Martin County School Board Members’ Sunshine Law Case
STUART — Although no ruling was made in the case of three Martin County School board members accused of violating the state Sunshine Law, battle lines were drawn at a hearing Tuesday afternoon. Citizens for Sunshine, a Sarasota-based nonprofit advocacy group, filed a lawsuit in June claiming board Chairwoman Sue Hershey and members Laurie Gaylord […]
19th Circuit JNC Selects Sekharan As Candidate For County Court Seat
Preethi Sekharan has been selected by the 19th Judicial Circuit’s Judicial Nominating Commission as one of the candidates to interview with Governor Rick Scott for the vacancy on the County Court created by Judge Stewart Hershey’s retirement. Sekharan, is a senior associate with Mrachek Law practicing in the Firm’s Stuart office in the areas of […]
Chambers and Partners USA Recognizes Mrachek and Rose
Chambers and Partners USA, the foremost international reviewer of law firms, has recognized Mrachek Law in the area of business and commercial litigation. Additionally, Chambers has recognized Mrachek Law attorneys L. Louis Mrachek and Alan B. Rose as key individuals. L. Louis Mrachek, Esq. Alan B. Rose, Esq.
Florida SuperLawyers Recognizes Mrachek Law Attorneys
Each year, Florida SuperLawyers magazine honors those attorneys who have made significant contributions, as determined by their peers, to their particular practice areas. This year, Florida SuperLawyers recognized three attorneys from Mrachek, Fitzgerald, Rose, Konopka & Dow, P.A. as Florida SuperLawyers in the area of Business Litigation: L. Louis Mrachek (Business Litigation) Roy E. Fitzgerald […]
Florida’s Governor Re-Appoints Scott Konopka To 19th Circuit JNC
Scott Konopka of Mrachek Law has been re-appointed to the 19th Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission by Florida’s Governor Rick Scott. Scott Konopka is a shareholder at Mrachek Law, practicing in the areas of complex commercial and business litigation. “I am honored to be reappointed by Governor Rick Scott for another three-year term on the 19th […]
