Robert A. Stok is a Principal of Foremost Title & Escrow Services, LLC and is an experienced Florida attorney with more than 36 years of experience in real estate, business law, and commercial transactions. In addition to his legal practice, Robert has extensive firsthand experience as a real estate developer, investor, and business professional, providing him with a unique perspective on the legal and practical considerations involved in real estate transactions.
Throughout his career, Robert has represented individuals, businesses, investors, and developers in a broad range of matters, including residential and commercial real estate acquisitions and dispositions, title and closing matters, financing transactions, and complex commercial disputes.
His background in real estate investment and development, combined with decades of legal experience, allows him to approach transactions with an understanding of both the legal issues and the business objectives of the parties involved.
Before establishing his law firm in 1999, Robert acquired extensive business and financial experience, including more than 15 years in the securities and commodities industries. His experience in business, finance, and real estate has shaped his practical, solutions-oriented approach to legal representation and complex transactions.
As a Principal of Foremost, Robert brings this combination of legal knowledge and business experience to the company’s attorney-driven approach to title insurance and settlement services. He is committed to ensuring that Foremost provides clients, real estate professionals, and lenders with knowledgeable guidance, responsive service, and a professional closing experience.
Robert is also the founder of STOKLAW, PLLC, where he maintains a practice encompassing business law, real estate, and commercial litigation.
Robert received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Miami School of Law, graduating in 1989 cum laude, and his Bachelor of Arts in English from Queens College of the City University of New York. He has been admitted to practice law in Florida since 1990.
