J. Mason Williams, IV
Widerman Malek, P.L.
Daytona Beach, FL
United States
Mason attends to a full range of civil litigation and intellectual property matters. Before becoming an attorney, Mason’s first career was working as a civil engineer in Melbourne, Florida. He has experience working with nearly all levels of government and governmental agencies throughout Florida. He has advocated and participated in several jury trials. He is a Registered Engineering Intern (E.I.) and a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator, Certification No. 26989 C. He played collegiate varsity baseball at Florida Tech (NCAA Div. II) in Melbourne, Florida from 2002-04.
Mason enjoys practicing law in the community in which he was raised, but when he’s not working, he enjoys baseball, softball, golf, hunting, fishing, computers, and attending Florida Gator football games.
Education
- University of Florida (B.S., Civil Engineering, 2006)
- Barry University (J.D., 2012)
Admissions
- Florida
- U.S. District Court of Florida (Northern District)
- U.S. District Court of Florida (Middle District)
- U.S. District Court of Florida (Southern District)
Areas of Practice
- Patents
- Trademarks
- Copyrights
- Intellectual
- Property Litigation
- Commercial
- Litigation
- Business
- Representation
- Business Law
- Corporate
- Transactions
- Corporate and
- Civil Litigation
- Foreclosure
- Defense
- Real Estate
- Litigation and Transactions
- Construction
- Mediation
Professional Activities
- Contributing author at Civillaw
- Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator
- Registered Engineering Intern (E.I)
- 5th District Court of Appeal (Judge William D. Palmer) – Elbow Clerk for academic credit (2012)
- 18th Judicial Circuit (Brevard) – State Attorney’s Office – Certified Legal Intern (2011)
- Brevard County Attorney’s Office – Certified Legal Intern (2011)
- Civil Engineer (E.I.) (2006-09)