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Wayne Martin joined Reager & Adler in 2008. Prior
to passing the Bar, Wayne was a licensed Professional Engineer.
This dual background provides an added dimension to the firm’s
Land Use, Zoning, Municipal Law, and Construction Law practice
areas.
In nine years with Gannett Fleming, Inc., Wayne worked as a structural
engineer on projects for the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Florida,
and District of Columbia Departments of Transportation. His most
notable projects include the Bedford Narrows Bridge rehabilitation,
a curved concrete arch bridge carrying S.R. 30 over the Juniata
River; the Hoboken Viaduct rehabilitation; and the Miami-Dade Expressway,
an extension of S.R. 836 in southern Florida that utilizes curved
steel box girders with spans up to 300 feet long.
In his time away from Reager & Adler, Wayne is a member of
the Harrisburg Hunters’ and Anglers’ Association and
the Harrisburg Area Road Runners Club.
Education
University of Pittsburgh, BS; Widener University School of Law,
JD
Areas of Emphasis
Commercial, Construction, and Civil Litigation; Construction Law;
Debt Recovery;
Land Use, Zoning, Municipal Law; Representation of Design Professionals
Bar Admissions
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania; Supreme Court of New Jersey; United
States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania; United
States District Court, District of New Jersey; Practicing Attorney,
Middle District Bankruptcy Court
Professional Activities
Member, American Bar Association; Member, Pennsylvania Bar Association;
Member, Cumberland County Bar Association; Member, Associated
Pennsylvania Constructors; Member, Associated Builders and Contractors;
Member, Home Builders Association of Metropolitan Harrisburg
Public Service Activities
Pennsylvania Department of General Services, 2006-2008
Publications and Presentations
“
What Can a Contractor Do About the Skyrocketing Price of Steel
and Asphalt,” I, II;
“
Payment Bond Claims: Time and Tide Wait for No Man or Woman”; “Pennsylvania
Real Estate Tax Assessment”; “Private Road Act Withstands
Constitutional Challenge”
Designations and Training
Licensed Pennsylvania Professional Engineer
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