PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: Special Commissioner Of Investigation, (SCI) New York School District; Special Commissioner Edward Stancik. Seeger Weiss, LLP, law clerk. Judge William Webb, 6th Judicial Circuit In and For Pasco County. Athanason Law Group, St. Petersburg, Florida. Martin & Price, Tampa, Florida. Law Offices of Carlson and Meissner.
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PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: Special Commissioner Of Investigation, (SCI) New York School District; Special Commissioner Edward Stancik. Seeger Weiss, LLP, law clerk. Judge William Webb, 6th Judicial Circuit In and For Pasco County. Athanason Law Group, St. Petersburg, Florida. Martin & Price, Tampa, Florida. Law Offices of Carlson and Meissner.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Berkeley Preparatory School, Tampa, FL. University of Alabama, English Honors Program, Executive Council of Fraternity, Big Brothers / Big Sisters Volunteer, Tuscaloosa, AL. Oxford University, Wadham College, Early Victorian Authors, Shakespeare, Oxford, England. Stetson College of Law, Moot Court Client Negotiations Team, Honorary Distinction. At the time of Josh Stewart's enrollment and participation, Stetson's Moot Court program ranked number one in the United States.
Stewart & Stewart, P.A., Established 1982.
Attorney Josh J. Stewart: Prior suits against the following companies/businesses: Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Home Depot, Swift Transportation, Nordstroms's, Circle K Foodstores, Inc., Winn Dixie, Publix Supermarkets, Southeast Personnel Leasing, Delta Airlines, Inc., Yellow Roadway, Inc., Cemex, Inc., As an attorney with Carlson & Meissner, he settled a Worker's Compensation Case for $550,000.00. Highest settlement in the firm's history for the previous 10 years. Josh Stewart was only 26 years old at the time, less than six months from graduating law school. He fully handled worker's compensation department for NPR office within first year. With Stewart & Stewart, defended maketing company on Florida's East Coast against law suit. Amount of Damages claimed confidential pursuant to settlement agreement; which was reached within three weeks of representation. Successful representation in Lemon LawSettled case for $125,000.00 against Personnel Leasing Company in less than 14 days, and without the need to file any pleadings. Agreement was reached based on the making of one phone call and one letter from attorney Josh Stewart. Defended Employer in regard to EEOC charge of discrimination with damages claimed in excess of $18,000.00. Settled for less than $1,000.00. Pursuant to instructions given by Josh Stewart, no further "bragging rights," are to be made here. He would prefer that any questions concerning his ability be directed to him personally. Contact: (727) 847-1115.
Occupation
Attorney
Employment
Stewart and Stewart, P.A.
Attorney / Litigation, 2008 - present
Law Offices of Carlson & Meissner
Attorney, 2004 - 2008
Martino & Price, P.A.
Law Clerk / Attorney, 2003 - 2004
Athanason Law Group
Law Clerk, 2003 - 2004
Judge William Webb, 6th Judicial Circuit in and For Pasco County
Law Clerk, 2002 - 2002
Seeger Weiss, LLP
Summer Intern, 2001 - 2001
Education
Berkeley Preparatory School
Stetson College of Law
Trial Advocacy Program
Oxford University
Early Victorian Authors, Shakespeare
University of Alabama
English, Honors. Minor, Philosophy
Roger Williams School of Law
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Work
Stewart & Stewart, P.A.
New Port Richey
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FIRM PRACTICE AREAS: Stewart & Stewart, P.A., Trial Practice, Insurance Disputes, Worker's Compensation, Contract and Business Disputes, Labor and Employment, All Serious Injuries. Counsel and Defense representation in select matters. Contact: Email. Practice areas handled by the firm, but not this particular attorney: Real Estate, Wills, Trusts, Probate, and Wills.
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: Special Commissioner Of Investigation, (SCI) New York School District; Special Commissioner Edward Stancik. Seeger Weiss, LLP, law clerk. Judge William Webb, 6th Judicial Circuit In and For Pasco County. Athanason Law Group, St. Petersburg, Florida. Martin & Price, Tampa, Florida. Law Offices of Carlson and Meissner.
