William P. Sewell is a seasoned legal professional who has cultivated extensive practical litigation experience. Prior to joining Beusse Sanks, his litigation experience was notable in construction defect litigation and general civil defense. He has adeptly represented various parties, including contractors, suppliers, and homeowners, in navigating complex construction defect claims, overseeing construction lien law enforcement, bond claims, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Additionally, his proficiency extends to first-party property insurance defense litigation, where he has demonstrated expertise in handling insurance coverage disputes, investigations into roof and interior claims, as well as premises liability and commercial automobile liability matters. He is further adept at working with third party vendors to procure expert opinions in support of client’s litigation positions. With a robust foundation in both academic theory and practical application, William P. Sewell stands prepared to provide comprehensive and effective legal representation across diverse legal landscapes, including all areas of intellectual property law.

William earned a Juris Doctor with a Certificate in Intellectual Property from Florida International University College of Law. Complementing this, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Florida International University. Throughout his academic tenure, he exhibited a focused dedication to the nuances of intellectual property law, particularly concerning cultural appropriation and the rights of college athletes regarding their image and likeness. Noteworthy is his graduate paper, which delved deeply into advocating for college athletes’ ownership rights, a topic that has since gained significant prominence with the emergence of the name, image and likeness (“NIL”) rule in collegiate sports. Furthermore, his scholastic achievements include receiving the CALI Award in Negotiations and serving as the senior associate editor of the African Journal of Legal Studies, showcasing both his academic prowess and his commitment to legal scholarship.

William P. Sewell is a seasoned legal professional who has cultivated extensive practical litigation experience. Prior to joining Beusse Sanks, his litigation experience was notable in construction defect litigation and general civil defense. He has adeptly represented various parties, including contractors, suppliers, and homeowners, in navigating complex construction defect claims, overseeing construction lien law enforcement, bond claims, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Additionally, his proficiency extends to first-party property insurance defense litigation, where he has demonstrated expertise in handling insurance coverage disputes, investigations into roof and interior claims, as well as premises liability and commercial automobile liability matters. He is further adept at working with third party vendors to procure expert opinions in support of client’s litigation positions. With a robust foundation in both academic theory and practical application, William P. Sewell stands prepared to provide comprehensive and effective legal representation across diverse legal landscapes, including all areas of intellectual property law.

William earned a Juris Doctor with a Certificate in Intellectual Property from Florida International University College of Law. Complementing this, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Florida International University. Throughout his academic tenure, he exhibited a focused dedication to the nuances of intellectual property law, particularly concerning cultural appropriation and the rights of college athletes regarding their image and likeness. Noteworthy is his graduate paper, which delved deeply into advocating for college athletes’ ownership rights, a topic that has since gained significant prominence with the emergence of the name, image and likeness (“NIL”) rule in collegiate sports. Furthermore, his scholastic achievements include receiving the CALI Award in Negotiations and serving as the senior associate editor of the African Journal of Legal Studies, showcasing both his academic prowess and his commitment to legal scholarship.