Mr. Skorewicz is a shareholder with Appleton Reiss.

Mr. Skorewicz has represented community associations throughout the State of Florida for over a decade.  He advises community boards and managers  about all aspects of community association law, including covenant enforcement, covenant amendments, contracts, collections and foreclosures.  He also counsels associations about the statutory and documentary guidelines for the daily administration of their communities. Mr. Skorewicz also regularly represents landlords, and small businesses throughout the state of Florida.

As the former law clerk to the Honorable Christopher W. Altenbernd of the Second District Court of Appeal, Mr. Skorewicz has significant appellate court experience, as well. Mr. Skorewicz has successfully briefed and argued landmark cases before the appellate courts in Florida on behalf of community associations.

Mr. Skorewicz has additionally handled matters on behalf secured creditors and lessors including obtaining replevin of and negotiating the return of aircraft, flight simulators, construction and agriculture equipment, antique coins and artifacts, and rare motor vehicles. Mr. Skorewicz assisted the Kingdom of Spain during five years of litigation successfully obtaining the return of coins and artifacts to Spain.  Mr. Skorewicz also prevailed in arbitration representing a large national lender regarding a complex secured transaction while avoiding multimillion dollar lender liability claims. Mr. Skorewicz regularly represented clients in the defense of warranty claims under state Lemon Laws and the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act.