About Michael A
Michael A Kolcun earned his J.D. from Florida State University College of Law in 2010. He completed a rigorous legal education at FSU and moved into practice soon after. Those formative years set the tone for a career that crosses state lines.
Admitted to practice in both New York and Florida, Kolcun has developed a practice that reflects the demands of two distinct legal markets. He has worked on matters that require careful attention to jurisdictional differences and procedural detail. Colleagues describe him as steady and pragmatic in his approach to problem solving.
Over the years Kolcun has represented clients for matters arising under New York and Florida law. He has experience advising businesses and individuals, often on issues that touch both states. His work frequently involves coordinating among local counsel, assembling documentation that meets divergent state requirements, and making tactical choices about venue and procedure.
At Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP he serves as a member of the firm’s team handling multi-jurisdictional matters. His role includes counseling clients, drafting and reviewing agreements, and managing aspects of litigation and regulatory work where needed. He contributes to case strategy and client communications, keeping matters organized and on schedule.
Kolcun maintains current professional memberships and engages with peers through regional legal networks. He keeps up with changes in state law and procedure that affect clients doing business across state lines. That attention to detail helps when schedules are tight and stakes are clear.
His clients value practical guidance. He tries to explain complex rules in plain terms, so decision makers can act with confidence. He favors direct analysis and careful preparation. He has a reputation among colleagues for steady work under pressure and an orderly approach to case management.
He continues to practice at Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP. He handles legal matters arising in New York and Florida and works with clients who operate or face legal issues in both states.
