Kevin Murch practices in the areas of construction law, risk management, commercial litigation, and premises liability defense. With a proven record in managing complex, multimillion-dollar construction defect cases and personal injury defense, Mr. Murch represents a broad spectrum of clients, including developers, general contractors, and subcontractors across residential and commercial construction sectors.

In his construction law practice, Mr. Murch adeptly defends clients against alleged construction defect claims and litigates construction contract disputes. Typical cases involve high-rise condominiums, planned unit developments, and commercial properties throughout Florida. Mr. Murch’s clients range from large multi-state contractors and manufacturers to locally owned family businesses.

Within his casualty defense practice, Mr. Murch represents businesses and contractors across Florida in a wide variety of personal injury cases, including environmental claims and premises liability. Recognizing the significant impact litigation can have on businesses, he employs a proactive, tailored defense strategy designed to minimize disruption to his clients.

Mr. Murch also has substantial experience in construction contract drafting and risk management. Notably, he advised a Tampa Bay area museum on the construction of its $7 million facility, developing an innovative incentive program that leveraged the museum’s 501(c)(3) status to reduce building costs through financial incentives for cost-saving measures. Additionally, Mr. Murch represented the developer in Pasco County’s first public-private partnership with the Florida Department of Transportation, resulting in a protest-free award of a $20 million roadway project on State Road 54 and securing over $4 million in tax incentives for his client.

A graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, Mr. Murch served in the U.S. Air Force, specializing in Force Protection, Anti-terrorism, and Counterterrorism. He was instrumental in safeguarding the B-2 Stealth Bomber, designing global security systems for nuclear treaty monitoring, and supporting Operations Southern Watch and Enduring Freedom in the Middle East, where he advised commanders and senior leaders on strategies to protect personnel and resources.

Beyond his legal career, Mr. Murch has contributed to education as a mathematics teacher in Pasco County and currently co-manages a math tutoring business with his wife.