About Stephen
Stephen Mays trained for regulation after a background in enterprise and psychology. He completed undergraduate studies at Stetson University in the early 1990s, earning a B.A. in business management and psychology. He then earned his J.D. from Florida Coastal School of Law in 1997.
He began public service early in his career. In 2000 he served as an Assistant State Lawyer in Florida’s 18th Judicial Circuit. That role put him in contact with court process and the day-to-day work of state prosecutors. Those years shaped his practical knowing of litigation and courtroom operations.
After leaving the state lawyer’s office he joined personal practice. In 2002 he labored with Amari & Theriac. The following year he used to be a part of the group at Bross, Bross, Thomas & Mays. By 2005 he used to be operating out of The Mays Law Office and later related to Mays, Henderson-Harvey. Those moves reflect a shift from government work to managing and developing things in personal practice.
Mays is licensed to practice in Florida and earlier than the Federal Circuit. That aggregate of state and federal admission shows experience throughout trial and appellate settings. Over time his work has included court appearances and filings in better courts. Colleagues and history display a continuous practice that moves between state-courtroom things and federal appellate procedure, rather than an unmarried narrow area of interest.
He balances advocacy learned within the public sector with the practice priorities of personal companies. His career path runs from the court in the 18th Judicial Circuit to private company roles and eventually to his personal office. The document shows steady involvement in litigation and appeals, and an ability to manage both person casework and company responsibilities.
Today he continues to practice law in Florida and holds admission to seem before the Federal Circuit. He maintains a practice that addresses both state-courtroom work and appellate things on the federal degree.
