Adam Florey

Biography

Adam Florey is dedicated to delivering the highest level of service by fostering meaningful partnerships with the individuals, businesses and agencies served by FLC. Adam gained valuable, multi-jurisdictional experience developed in large, national law and engineering firms.

Adam and FLC provide a wide range of legal and related services, including general business and corporate services, litigation and alternative dispute resolution, as well as construction law – including construction procurement, transactions, financing, claims and litigation. Further, Adam’s practice has focused on representing businesses, public entities, developers, public-private partnerships, contractors and design professionals in a diverse range of areas, including contracting, procurement, planning and project delivery, claims, employment, labor issues, project finance, insurance, zoning, land use, federal and state regulatory compliance, and related transactions.

Education

• Ohio Wesleyan University, Bachelor of Arts in English, May 2002
• Construction Contracting 101, Builders Exchange of Central Ohio, 2007
• Managing Problem Projects, Builders Exchange of Central Ohio, 2008
• Construction Contracting 101, Builders Exchange of Central Ohio, 2007
• Managing Problem Projects, Builders Exchange of Central Ohio, 2008

• Capital University Law School, Juris Doctor, 2009

  • Magna Cum Laude
  • Order of the Curia
  • Dean’s List (7 Semesters)

• The Rise of Public Private Partnerships in the United States, Eastern Bond Claims Review, May 2013
• Bid Alternates and Sole Source, Project Delivery & Bidding in Ohio, 2014
• Updates to the Change Order and Claims Process in 2013 EJCDC General Conditions, Spring 2014
• Project Disruption and Delay, Top Gun Construction Claims Seminar, 2014
• Insurance Coverage on Construction Projects, Fall 2014

Memberships

• Mid Ohio Regional Planning Commission
• Greater Ohio Policy Center
• American Institute of Architects

Professional Registrations

• Ohio State Bar, November 2009
• Massachusetts State Bar, June 2012
• U.S. District Court, District of MA, August 2012