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 Martin
J. Shuham
marty@shuham.com
Marty
has twenty-seven years of legal experience ranging from the prosecution of
major criminal cases early in his legal career to his present
representation of a wide range of business clients, including publicly traded
national corporations. As a former partner at Holland & Knight LLP, he
represented South Florida and national businesses in the following
industries: hospitality, technology, home building and development,
construction, contracting and real property management. Marty has
substantial experience in contract matters and in resolution of disputes
through mediation, arbitration and trial.
In the community, he is
Vice-President of Governance and a member of the 2011-2012 Board of
Directors of the Leadership Broward Foundation. He previously served
several terms as a member of the Board of Directors of the Greater Fort
Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce. He served as the 2007-2008 Chair of
Broward County’s Senior Executive
Orientation Program, co-sponsored by the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of
Commerce and the Leadership Broward Foundation.
He was previously involved
in the Maryland State Bar Association serving two terms on its Board of
Governors and two terms as Chair of the Judicial Appointments Committee. He
also served as Chair of the Ethics Committee of the Bar Foundation of
Prince George’s County, Maryland Inc., which provides pro bono legal
services to the citizens of the County.
Marty is a member of the
Maryland and Florida Bars. Prior to joining Holland & Knight LLP, he
was a partner at the Maryland firm of Knight, Manzi,
Brennan, Shay & Ham P.A., where he practiced commercial and real estate
litigation. Marty was a prosecutor in the Prince George’s County, Maryland
State’s Attorney’s Office, where he attained the position of Senior Trial
Attorney in the Felony Crimes Division of the office. Marty received his
B.A., cum laude, in Economics from the University of Maryland and his J.D.,
with Honors, from The George Washington University Law School.
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