Andrew WymanGuest
Erika FerencziHost
He is an entrepreneur, and he has a Florida-based construction law firm primarily focused on representing homeowners in disputes with high contractors during renovations and construction projects.

His firm has been recognized by the Law Firm 500 as one of the fastest growing law firms in the United States and is currently ranked at number 18 in that scale.

The firm has earned industry recognition for innovation, technology, integration, and marketing within the legal and construction industries.

And what makes Andy's approach unique is that he operates in the intersection between the law, construction, business strategy, and technology.

His firm works extensively with homeowners, condo associations, developers, contractors, and construction professionals on some of Florida's most complex and high stakes construction matters.

I know that you have had your law firm for a few years now, this iteration since 2018, and then a previous iteration or attempt in 2006.

If you could tell us a little bit, what inspired you to become a lawyer and then how you made the transition into becoming an entrepreneur?

He is an entrepreneur, and he has a Florida-based construction law firm primarily focused on representing homeowners in disputes with high contractors during renovations and construction projects.

His firm has been recognized by the Law Firm 500 as one of the fastest growing law firms in the United States and is currently ranked at number 18 in that scale.

The firm has earned industry recognition for innovation, technology, integration, and marketing within the legal and construction industries.

And what makes Andy's approach unique is that he operates in the intersection between the law, construction, business strategy, and technology.

His firm works extensively with homeowners, condo associations, developers, contractors, and construction professionals on some of Florida's most complex and high stakes construction matters.

I know that you have had your law firm for a few years now, this iteration since 2018, and then a previous iteration or attempt in 2006.

If you could tell us a little bit, what inspired you to become a lawyer and then how you made the transition into becoming an entrepreneur?
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