Troy Kelley Smith

Mr. Smith is Board Certified in Construction Law and a partner at Roger Towers, P.A. Mr. Smith’s practice is concentrated in the area of Construction litigation, with special emphasis in the areas of contract drafting, litigation, licensing, lien disputes, public job bond disputes, Miller Act disputes, delay claims, disruption claims, defect claims and condominium litigation (Chapter 718 Fla. Stat., New Construction/Conversions).

Mr. Smith is Board Certified in Construction Law and a partner at Roger Towers, P.A. Mr. Smith’s practice is concentrated in the area of Construction litigation, with special emphasis in the areas of contract drafting, litigation, licensing, lien disputes, public job bond disputes, Miller Act disputes, delay claims, disruption claims, defect claims and condominium litigation (Chapter 718 Fla. Stat., New Construction/Conversions).

Mr. Smith is Board Certified in Construction Law and a partner at Roger Towers, P.A. Mr. Smith’s practice is concentrated in the area of Construction litigation, with special emphasis in the areas of contract drafting, litigation, licensing, lien disputes, public job bond disputes, Miller Act disputes, delay claims, disruption claims, defect claims and condominium litigation (Chapter 718 Fla. Stat., New Construction/Conversions).

Mr. Smith is Board Certified in Construction Law and a partner at Roger Towers, P.A. Mr. Smith’s practice is concentrated in the area of Construction litigation, with special emphasis in the areas of contract drafting, litigation, licensing, lien disputes, public job bond disputes, Miller Act disputes, delay claims, disruption claims, defect claims and condominium litigation (Chapter 718 Fla. Stat., New Construction/Conversions).

Mr. Smith is Board Certified in Construction Law and a partner at Roger Towers, P.A. Mr. Smith’s practice is concentrated in the area of Construction litigation, with special emphasis in the areas of contract drafting, litigation, licensing, lien disputes, public job bond disputes, Miller Act disputes, delay claims, disruption claims, defect claims and condominium litigation (Chapter 718 Fla. Stat., New Construction/Conversions).