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Moore & Company P.A.

Former Enterprise Litigation Counsel
Also known as: Moore & Co.; Michael T. Moore PA
Withdrew — Now Witness

Overview

Moore & Company P.A. (Michael T. Moore) served as the primary litigation weapon for the Ivankovich enterprise across the first five documented affected parties — including Glass Tech Corp, CANAN/HTEC, Marine Connection/Maverick, Seakeeper, and Starboard Yacht Group. Moore's withdrawal from CMR v. SYG before the entry of default judgment (DE 287) is significant: an attorney who knows their client's claims are false cannot certify pleadings under Rule 11. Moore also represented Saint Tony LLC v. Maverick Boat Group (1:22-cv-24183) — where SYG's work on the Cobia was described in Ivankovich's own pleadings as authorized ('vessel delivered to Starboard Marine to resolve Seakeeper problems'), then later characterized as 'misappropriation' in the CMR case.

Key Data Points

5 Parties
Handled first 5 documented affected parties for the Ivankovich enterprise
DE 287
Withdrew before default judgment entry — cannot certify false claims under Rule 11
Saint Tony ¶37
Ivankovich's own pleading confirms SYG authorized to work on Cobia vessel
1:22-cv-24183
Saint Tony LLC v. Maverick Boat Group — Moore represented Ivankovich entity

Cases & Proceedings

CMR v. SYG
S.D. Fla. • 0:23-cv-61696-RNS
Role: Former CMR Counsel — Withdrew before DE 287
Withdrew
Saint Tony LLC v. Maverick Boat Group
S.D. Fla. • 1:22-cv-24183-JAL
Role: Plaintiff's Counsel (Saint Tony = Ivankovich entity)
Settled Apr 2024

All case information sourced from public PACER dockets and state court electronic filing systems.

Connected Parties

Steven Ivankovich →
Former client across multiple enterprise litigation tracks
Contessa Marine Research LLC →
Represented CMR in foundational case through DE 287 withdrawal
Akerman LLP →
Replaced Moore as CMR litigation counsel

Primary Sources

PACER: 0:23-cv-61696-RNS (all Moore-filed DEs); 1:22-cv-24183-JAL; Saint Tony ¶37, ¶45; DE 287 docket entries

Part of a Documented Litigation Pattern

This entity is documented as part of the Steven Ivankovich multi-jurisdiction litigation pattern — 20+ cases across 8+ jurisdictions including DIFC Dubai, all sourced from public court records.

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