Mark F. Moss

Mark F. Moss is a transplant to Jacksonville, Florida, but happily calls it home. Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, Mark grew up in Carmel. He knew from an early age that the practice of law was for him. After spending two years playing collegiate football at Truman State University, Mark transferred to Indiana University (IU) where he obtained his Bachelors Degree in 2012 with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, and a double minor in political science and sociology.
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After graduating from IU, Mark moved south to Jacksonville to attend Florida Coastal School of Law. While in law school, Mark’s exceptional academic performance earned him multiple merit-based scholarships and accolades. Mark received multiple book awards, served on Florida Coastal’s Law Review as a Staff Editor, had an article published by the Student Appeal, and was an active member of multiple organizations on campus and in Jacksonville. These organizations include the Jacksonville Bar; Corporate Business Law Society; Sports Law Society; Phi Delta Phi, the legal honor society; and Jacksonville Area Legal Aid. Mark achieved honors while in law school and graduated cum laude, ranked in the top 13% of his class, and was awarded a Business Law certificate. While obtaining his Juris Doctor, Mark gained invaluable experience working for a professional sporting association, multiple Florida-based law firms, and global corporations.

Mark is an avid sports fan and enjoys cheering on his alma mater, the Indiana Pacers, Los Angeles Rams, and his hometown Jacksonville teams. Mark resides in Riverside with his wife, Dana, son, Cooper, and dogs Zeus & Atlas. Mark also serves on the Board of Directors for Riverside Avondale Preservation (RAP), as the Governance Chair; and on the Alumni Board of Directors for Florida Coastal School of Law.