MICHAEL CRISTOFORO

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Biography:

Michael primarily practices general civil litigation in both Florida and Federal Courts, with a focus on construction litigation, property disputes, insurance claims, landlord-tenant controversies, business disputes, and employment law. In addition, Michael counsels clients in various transactional matters ranging from negotiation of construction contracts to advising clients in the sports and entertainment industries.

Michael has lived in Martin County since 1987 when he moved here as a young child. After graduating from Martin County High School in 2001, Michael attended the University of Central Florida and graduated with a B.S. in Legal Studies. Subsequently, Michael attended the University of Miami School of Law and earned his J.D., summa cum laude, graduating in the top three percent of his class. While attending law school, Michael was a member of the Entertainment and Sports Law Society and served on the editorial board of the University of Miami Law Review. In addition, Michael was published by the Review for his article on the topic of tort reform. Prior to joining Crary Buchanan, Michael practiced law for eight years with a local firm and successfully represented clients in all facets of litigation, including at the trial and appellate levels.

When Michael is not practicing law, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Tiffany, and their two sons.

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Michael is admitted to practice in the following courts:

State Courts of Florida
State Courts of New York
United States District Court, Southern District of Florida

Civic and Community Service

Major League Players’ Academy Volunteer
Martin County North Little League Volunteer
Goombay Lifesaver (2019)

Professional Affiliations

Member of the Martin County Bar Association
Director and Member of the Treasure Coast Builders’ Association
Member of the Florida Bar Entertainment and Sports Law Section
Barrister of The Justice Major B. Harding American Inns of Court (19^th Judicial Circuit)