Kelly Skrabak joined Moore & Lee, LLP as Of Counsel in 2008. Previously, she had been Of Counsel at Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald, LLP in the McLean, Virginia office, as well as Of Counsel at Quagliano & Seeger, P.C. in Sterling, Virginia and Judson I. Woods, Jr., P.A., which is based in Volusia County, Florida. Her practice focuses on construction law, surety defense, contract drafting, project administration and all aspects of dispute resolution, including litigation, arbitration and mediation. Ms. Skrabak has represented owners, contractors and subcontractors in bid protests, default termination cases, mechanics’ lien claims, TROs and delay, impact and inefficiency cases.

Ms. Skrabak has authored and co-authored several articles, including The State of Retainage, Thompson-West Construction Briefings, April 2005, The Construction Industry’s Love-Hate Relationship With E-Mail, Construction Law and Public Contract News, Spring 2004, Drafting Excusable Delay Clauses: Force Majeure And Other Delays Outside The Contractor’s Control, Engineering Contractors’ Association Magazine, January 2002, and Virginia Construction Law: What To Do When The Contract Is Changed, National Business Institute, March 1996.

Ms. Skrabak was a law clerk to the Honorable Robert J. Yock at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.