About Max
Max Factor educated as a lawyer and built credentials that permit him to practice throughout state and federal courts. He earned a Juris Doctor before gaining admission to the bars of Georgia and Florida. He is also licensed to practice earlier than the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and the Federal Circuit.
His early profession covered work in both state and federal courtrooms. Over time he took on cases that required appellate advocacy and federal filings. He has handled matters that moved past trial courts and into appellate panels, a trail that naturally follows from his circuit admissions.
He maintains current memberships in professional associations that support lawyers operating across multi-jurisdictional things. Those affiliations offer ongoing access to resources and friends in each states where he is licensed. He additionally participates in activities that maintain him engaged with advancements in federal appellate practice.
Colleagues describe him as methodical and direct in courtroom settings. He prepares filings for appeals and handles procedural work needed for admission in federal appellate courts. That preparation includes assembling records, drafting briefs, and presenting arguments when instances attain the oral-argument stage.
His practice covers litigation that spans state and federal structures. He works on matters that require dealing with procedural nuances in Georgia and Florida, and he advocates for clients in appeals earlier than the Eleventh Circuit and the Federal Circuit. He is comfortable switching between state-courtroom docket demands and the guidelines that govern federal appellate practice.
Today he runs a lively practice that operates within the jurisdictions where he's licensed. He continues to represent clients in state courts in Georgia and Florida and in cases that continue to the Eleventh Circuit or the Federal Circuit. He presently makes a speciality of representing clients in matters earlier than the Eleventh and Federal Circuits and in state courts in Georgia and Florida.
