Meet Our Legal Team

Glenn D. Storch

Glenn D. Storch was born in Jacksonville and raised in the Tampa area, where he received a B.A. in Political Science from the University of South Florida in 1977 and a J.D. from Stetson University College of Law in 1980. While at Stetson, Glenn served as Executive Editor of the Stetson Law Review, and published several works. After graduating from Stetson, Glenn worked as an Assistant State Attorney in the 18th Judicial Circuit and later became house counsel for The Deltona Corporation in Miami, Florida. Glenn entered private practice in 1984, and is the majority shareholder of Storch Law Firm.

COMMUNITY: Glenn has been active in contributing to his community in ways that provide a positive impact to the East Central Florida area, including being a board member of the Board of Directors for AdventHealth Hospital, New Smyrna Beach. In the past, he has been appointed to and chaired the Volusia County Environmental and Natural Resources Committee [ENRAC], the Volusia County Beach Advisory Committee, and has been an appointed member of many other committees, including Charter Review and the Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program citizens committee. He has also chaired the Volusia County Association for Responsible Development [VCARD] and Samsula Scholars Foundation, and has served as president of the Bethune Beach POA and on the Board of Governors of the Smyrna Yacht Club. He is also a proud member of the Civic League of the Halifax and the Volusia League of Cities.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT: The ability to work together with Local Governments is important to resolving many of the complex issues inherent in Land Use Law. In addition, over the years, the firm was honored to represent a number of local governments in specific issues to help their communities, including the City of Edgewater, the City of Port Orange, the City of Lake Helen, the City of New Smyrna Beach, and Flagler County Planning Board.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION: 2019 Statewide Florida Planning and Zoning Association George W. Simmons, Jr. Award for lifetime achievement; MyCoast Magazine: 55 Most Influential People in Volusia and Flagler County.

He was also a team member for the creation of the award-winning Farmton Local Plan, which provided exceptional planning for economic development while preserving over 40,000 acres of land without any cost to the citizens of Florida.

PERSONAL: Glenn has lived in Florida his entire life and is a seventh-generation Floridian. Glenn and Cathy have been married for over 35 years and are very proud of the accomplishments of their children, Ben and Olivia, and of the many friends they made and the help those friends gave in helping to raise their children to be sensible and good people they have become.

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Corey D. Brown

Corey D. Brown was born and raised in Seminole and Volusia County, Florida, and now calls New Smyrna Beach his home. Having graduated with honors from Spruce Creek High School’s International Baccalaureate Program in 1998, and after earning the rank of Eagle Scout, Corey went on to attend Davidson College in North Carolina, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in History in 2002. After graduation, Mr. Brown explored several different career paths, attending classes at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design in Landscape Architecture and Duke University’s Graduate Program in History. He then entered the Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville as a Florida Governor’s Merit Scholar, earning Book Awards in his Legal Research and Writing classes. Before graduating with a Juris Doctorate in 2008, Mr. Brown focused on areas of study, including Land Use, Local Government, and Environmental Law. He was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2009. Before entering practice, he interned for the Florida Attorney General’s Office, where he drafted appellate briefs for cases before the 5th District Court of Appeals. Mr. Brown has also served as an aide to Congresswoman Suzanne Kosmas and was an Associate Attorney at Gornto & Gornto, P.A., Daytona Beach, where he practiced business and contract law, as well as estate planning. Since joining Storch Law Firm. In 2012, Corey has won an award for pro bono work from Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida and has served on the Board of Directors of the Volusia County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division. He is currently vice-chair of the Board of Trustees of Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach and enjoys fishing in his spare time…

A. Joseph “Joey” Posey, Jr.

“Joey” Posey was born and raised in Port Orange, Florida, and has been an active member of the Florida Bar since being admitted in 2014, when he joined Storch Law Firm as an associate practicing Environmental, Land Use, and Real Property Law. In 2008, Joey graduated from the Honors College at Daytona State College with an Associate of Arts degree and went on to attend the University of Central Florida (UCF) in Orlando. During his time at UCF, Joey was accepted into the prestigious UCF legislative scholars program, where he worked with then-Florida House Speaker Designate Dean Cannon in Tallahassee. Soon after working as a legislative scholar, Joey graduated from UCF summa cum laude with Bachelor of Arts degrees in both history and political science. Joey then began a paid internship with Dr. Dan Holsenbeck, Senior Vice President of UCF University Relations, and conducted graduate-level coursework toward a Master of Arts degree in political science at UCF. Halfway through his graduate work at UCF, Joey was accepted to the University of Florida (UF) Levin College of Law and graduated cum laude in May 2014. During his three years at law school, Joey concentrated his studies on Environmental, Land Use, and Real Property Law, was a research assistant for Professor Mark Fenster, a legal clerk for Civil Circuit Court Judge Frances King in Ocala, and a legal intern for Shayla McNeill, Utilities Attorney for Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU). Joey was also a member of the UF Law College Council, which controls funding for all extracurricular organizations within the law school, and competed as a member of the UF Moot Court Team in several competitions as both a coach and competitor. When he’s not working, Joey is a gamer and a gym rat… and loves haughty national anthems…

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