Attorney Doug Orr received his BA in English from Seton Hall University in New Jersey in 1993. He then attended Rutgers University, where in 1996 he earned a Master's degree in English while working as an insurance adjuster for a prominent national insurance carrier.

     Thereafter, he received his Law Degree from Rutgers School of Law in Newark, NJ in 1999 where he served as Managing Notes and Comments Editor of the Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal. Doug's practice focuses on construction disputes, business & commercial litigation, insurance coverage disputes, real estate litigation & transactions and negligence cases. Representing employers in OSHA citations & penalties and stop-work orders and workers' compensation premium assessment appeals is also a large part of his practice. 



     He is a member of the Lee County Bar Association, and is admitted to the bar in Florida, New Jersey, the U.S. Southern District of Florida and the U.S. Middle District of Florida. Doug is a recipient of the Lee County Florida Rural Legal Services Pro Bono Award in 2009 and has the following published articles and decisions: Weiand v. State, and Battered Spouse Syndrome, Florida Bar Journal, June 2000 at 14, reprinted at 2 Florida Coastal Law Journal 125 (2000)and reprinted at Sexual Violence, Helen Cothran, ed. at p.145, Greenhaven Press (2003);Saline Breast Implants: A Tricky Solution, Rutgers Law Record, March 2001; Klatt v. Wal-Mart, 861 So.2d 97 (Fla. 1st DCA 2003).

     Doug is also an adjunct professor of Business Law and English at Rasmussen College and a member of the City of Cape Coral Affordable Housing Advisory Committee. He enjoys going to the beach with his wife and their four children.