Edgar graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree in political science, and pursued his legal education at Loyola University Chicago School of Law, earning his law degree in 2024.  During law school, Edgar honed his litigation skills, gaining valuable experience at the Porter County, Indiana Prosecutor’s Office, where he represented the State of Indiana in a wide variety of criminal matters. That early courtroom exposure helped Edgar refine the advocacy skills he now applies in the construction law context.

Edgar joined Niesen | Price | Worthy | Campo, P.A. in 2024 as a law clerk, during which Edgar displayed not only a rare sense of legal intellect and skills, but good, common sense and judgment as well.  Since becoming a licensed attorney, Edgar accepted a position at NPWC, and has distinguished himself as a driven, detail-oriented attorney with a strong focus on complex construction litigation and arbitration matters. He regularly represents owners, contractors, developers and subcontractors in disputes involving breach of contract, construction defects, delay claims and liens.  Although he’s still relatively “fresh out of law school,” by working closely with the firm’s Florida Bar Board Certified Construction Lawyers on a wide range of matters, Edgar is proving to be a quick study, and a dependable attorney.  Edgar is committed to zealously representing his clients in all areas of construction law, and anticipates becoming Florida Board Certified in Construction Law once he is eligible.