Brian K. Skidmore

Akron Real Estate & Construction Law Attorney | Commercial Transactions | Land Use & Development Brian K. Skidmore is an Akron attorney with decades of experience representing individuals, developers, property owners, construction professionals, and businesses in real estate, zoning, land use, and commercial matters. Born and raised in Akron, Brian is the eldest son of firm founder Archie W. Skidmore and has practiced law in the community for more than 40 years. Primary Practice Areas Real estate transactions (residential & commercial) Construction law Property disputes & litigation Commercial leases & landlord–tenant matters Land use, zoning, and development approvals Mechanics liens, contractor disputes, contract drafting Title issues, easements, boundary disputes Condominium & HOA representation Brian's approach is grounded in careful analysis, practical solutions, and strong attention to detail. His knowledge of the local real estate industry and long-standing relationships with developers, lenders, builders, and municipal authorities give clients a strategic advantage. Why Clients Trust Brian Decades of experience navigating Ohio real estate law Deep familiarity with construction disputes and development projects Clear communication and practical, cost-effective solutions Strong negotiation skills honed over hundreds of transactions Brian provides comprehensive, steady representation for property owners, contractors, and businesses throughout the Akron area. "Our objective is to assist our clients achieve their business goals through successful negotiation and litigation of their real estate, business, construction, and bankruptcy law matters." - Brian K. Skidmore, Esq. - Awards and Honors Super Lawyers® Selectees Brian K. Skidmore included in a Super Lawyers® list Other Sources of Feedback About Brian K. Skidmore Included on the 2015Ohio Super Lawyers list

• Attorney

• Ohio, 1984
• U.S. Tax Court, 1989
• U.S. District Court Northern District of Ohio, 1984
• U.S. Court of Appeals 6th Circuit, 2001
• U.S. Supreme Court, 2002

• American Bar Association
• Akron Bar Association
• Medina Bar Association
• Ohio Bar Association