About our FIRM

Radoslovich | Shapiro prides itself on its innovative idea of 360 Support

We aim to meet all of our clients’ legal needs with a full-service approach.

Founded in 1995, our firm has grown to provide legal services for virtually every type of business in California, from aspiring startups to industry leaders. We pride ourselves on being a one-stop shop for nearly all our clients’ legal needs.

With bigger law firms, it’s common for attorneys to get pigeonholed into narrow practice specialties. Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC Attorneys has built a more collaborative model where our seasoned lawyers in Sacramento work together as a powerful team, using their combined experience to adapt to a wide variety of legal matters.

We distinguish ourselves from other firms by making sure all of our attorneys are well-practiced in both litigation and transactional work. We believe well-rounded knowledge adds value to every interaction with our clients.

This methodology exclusively positions us to offer our clients an innovative approach to legal services that we have dubbed ‘360 Support,’ which encompasses and exceeds the traditional outside and in-house counsel roles by incorporating risk management support.

our Team

About Our Team

Frank M. Radoslovich

Frank M. Radoslovich

Megan A. Shapiro

Megan A. Shapiro

Ryan J. Maas

Ryan J. Maas

Nicholas Seliger

Nicholas S. Seliger

Frank M. Radoslovich

Frank M. Radoslovich

Education:
California State University at Chico | 1986
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law | May 1992

About Frank:

As the founder in 1995 of Radoslovich | Shapiro, Frank M. Radoslovich currently serves as the managing partner of the firm. Frank practices business and commercial litigation throughout the state of California and federal courts, with a primary focus on construction and commercial litigation, private and public construction, and complex business disputes.

Frank regularly represents contractors and subcontractors in a broad array of issues within the construction industry, including contractor licensing matters, bid protests, prosecution and defense of impact, delay and disruption claims, defective construction claims, complex contract disputes, negligence and tort claims, and mechanics’ lien, stop notice and bond claim actions.

Frank’s board experiences on both public and private projects have provided him with an extensive background in design and engineering standards, construction management, construction means and methods, and the presentation and defense of construction claims.

Over the course of his legal career, Frank has attained considerable trial, arbitration, and mediation experience. He has also appeared and submitted briefs before the California Courts of Appeal, California Supreme Court, and Superior Courts throughout California, Nebraska, Alabama, New York, and Michigan.

In addition to his trial practice, Frank has significant experience drafting and negotiating public and private construction contracts, employment agreements, and business formation documents of a multitude of corporate entities.

  • Represented a small fiber installation company that was being squeezed by large nationwide commercial general contractors in a major infrastructural project in the Bay Area. Successful result in that our client managed to recover $9 million.
  • Represented a retail establishment business in an action against their architect and landlord, resulting in Successful verdict for the plaintiff.
  • Represented a trucking company in a bad faith action against its insurance carrier. Playing this verdict against the carrier.
  • Represented an energy contractor who was the victim of a fraud, embezzlement, and bankruptcy fraud scheme.
  • Represented a historic mining company against a national aggregate miner for breach of contract resulting in a $9 million favorable decision.
  • Represented a printing company against a Fortune 500 corporation that had sold the company defective equipment.
  • Represented a low voltage contractor against a national background check company and cable TV conglomerate involving the criminal conduct of an employee
  • Represented a concrete trade contractor in an action brought by an elder care facility
  • Represented but not-for-profit corporation involving gift-funded home loans
  • I have been involved in numerous acquisitions. These are recent acquisitions in the last few years.
  • This includes representing a major engineering company in selling stock to a competitor.
  • Represented a buyer in our series of asset purchases of smaller companies in the children’s recreational space.
  • Represented a major construction company in its conversion to an ESOP company.
  • Represented a refrigeration company in its purchase by a consolidator.
  • Represented a mortgage company in its sale to a national mortgage finance concern
  • Dissolution actions: I’ve represented many companies and individuals in actions involving the dissolution of small and mid-sized businesses.

  • Board Member, SRBX
  • Board Member, Past Board President of Aspiranet
  • Media Chair, Californians for NAFTA
  • Past Board Member, Volunteers of America
  • Past Board President, Big Brothers / Big Sisters
  • Past Board President, Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra
Megan A. Shapiro

Megan A. Shapiro

Education:
Temple University, Beasley School of Law | 2010
LL.M. in Trial Advocacy

University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law | 2009
Juris Doctor, Certificates in Trial Advocacy and Criminal Justice

University of Missouri – Columbia | 2006
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

Northwestern University, School of Professional Studies | 2022
Mediation Skills Training Certificate

About Megan:

Megan A. Shapiro is a partner at Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC whose practice adopts an innovative approach to construction and business law that she has dubbed ‘360 Support.’ This strategy goes beyond the traditional outside and in-house counsel roles by integrating risk management support, insurance coverage and bad faith counsel, and administrative law.

With nearly fifteen years of experience representing construction companies, Megan employs a holistic strategy that keeps the end goal in mind. This strategy allows her to ensure that all issues and legal matters are addressed in alignment with the company’s overarching goals so she can achieve the most favorable outcomes.

Megan’s passion for trial advocacy began at a young age when she participated in competitive mock trials in high school. Since then, she has carried that passion into her career, starting with her first position working in the criminal law space as an intern for the Sacramento County District Attorney where she had an 87% trial victory rate. After that, she transitioned to civil litigation where she found her niche in construction law.

Today, Megan still leverages her extensive education, training, and experience in trial advocacy to enhance her client representation. Her unique blend of academic involvement and practical expertise positions her as a leading figure in the construction law field, offering clients unparalleled insights and guidance.

  • Authored “Top 5 Things To Do If You Face a Lawsuit” for Concrete Homes Magazine.
  • Secured dismissal of a civil lawsuit against a business client on the first day of trial as a direct result of successfully arguing Motions in Limine.
  • Received a six-figure award for a construction client in a defense-side construction defect case by successfully asserting a statute of limitations defense.
  • Secured a seven-figure judgment and ability to foreclose on a mechanic’s lien for a construction client related to non-payment.
  • Successfully prosecuted affirmative bad faith claims against several national insurance carriers as a result of mishandling of claims.

  • Member, Executive Leadership Team for the American Heart Association’s 2025 Heart & Stroke Walk

  • Member, American Heart Association’s Greater Sacramento and Valley Area Hard Hats with Heart

  • UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education School, Construction Management Program, Instructor, Construction Law & Contracts, 2023-Present

  • Member, American Subcontractors Association
  • Member, Sacramento Regional Builders’ Exchange (SRBX)
  • Member, NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners)
  • Member, Vistage – The world’s most trusted CEO coaching & peer advisory organization
  • Moderator, panelist, and workshop facilitator at the SRBX/CIEF Women in Construction annual conference
  • University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Adjunct Professor, Administrative Adjudication Clinic, 2014-2017
  • University of California – Davis, Attorney Coach, Intercollegiate Competitive Mock Trial Teams, 2010-2013
Ryan J. Maas

Ryan J. Maas

Education:
University of Washington | 1999
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Lewis and Clark University, Northwestern School of Law | 2002
Juris Doctor

About Ryan:

Ryan Maas is a partner for Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC with a practice that focuses on construction litigation and risk management, employment law, and litigation for various other business industries. Prior to joining Radoslovich | Shapiro, Ryan worked for a private local firm where his practice focused on construction and employment litigation at both the trial and appellate levels.

Relying on experience gained from working in the construction industry and running his own fabrication shop, Ryan’s employment and construction law practice provides clients with a well-rounded approach using practical knowledge and understanding. He also has experience handling cases ranging from public entities and engineering firms to general contractors and subcontractors.

Ryan has also represented clients dealing with employment labor issues, including wage and hour class action defense, PAGA, OSHA, trade secrets, unfair competition, antitrust, and state and federal false claims act defense.

  • Prosecuting and defending claims brought pursuant to the California False Claims Act and the Federal False Claims Act, including one of the largest FCA prosecutions in California State history.

  • Representation of an Oregon Adult Foster Home regarding an appeal of civil penalties issued by the Oregon Department of Human Services with the potential of terminating the facility’s operating license. The penalties were eventually thrown out by the Administrative Law Judge following a two-day contested case hearing.
  • Represented a defendant general contractor in a multi-million dollar Federal and State false claims action, brought by a qui tam plaintiff, on behalf of the State of California and the United States of America. The defendant general contractor obtained a complete dismissal.
  • Represented a defendant subcontractor in a wage and hour class action. The case was resolved through a negotiated settlement on extremely favorable terms, including reimbursement of the Defendant’s costs and fees after the Plaintiff lost their ability to have the class certified.
  • Wage and hour class action defense for numerous clients related to allegations of unpaid overtime, record-keeping violations, and unfair competition under the California Labor Code and the Private Attorney General Act (PAGA).

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Nicholas Seliger

Nicholas S. Seliger

Education:
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law | 2016
Juris Doctor
California State University, Stanislaus | 2013
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, cum laude

About Nicholas:

Nicholas S. Seliger is a partner with Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC whose practice focuses on civil litigation, construction, real estate, business, personal injury, and insurance coverage and bad faith counsel. He represents small and large businesses, construction companies, and individuals throughout California, including Sacramento County and the Central Valley.

Prior to working at Radoslovich Shapiro, Nicholas worked as an associate at a preeminent Central Valley law firm, representing local businesses and agricultural clients. After that, he worked as an associate for a national defense firm where he represented police departments, school districts, and municipalities, along with various businesses and individuals in a range of matters.

Nicholas specializes in law and motion practice, having had countless cases resolved by way of dispositive motion. He also has extensive experience in all aspects of litigation, from intake through trial and appeal. He has tried numerous cases through jury verdict, all of which resulted in favorable outcomes.

Beyond litigation, Nicholas’ day-to-day practice includes advisory support for business and construction clients regarding various legal issues, including compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations. He also assists clients in drafting and reviewing contracts and advising them on various business-related matters.

  • Experience arguing before the Fifth District Court of Appeals in The Dyer Law Firm v. Nelson (Cal. Ct. App. 2023) F. 085152.

  • Settled a construction defect matter during cross-examination of the plaintiff at trial for a fraction of the initial offer.
  • Obtained multiple jury verdicts in personal injury cases, some of which where liability and damages were heavily in dispute.
  • Obtained a seven-figure offensive summary judgment for a subcontractor client in breach of contract and enforcement of mechanic’s lien action.
  • Obtained a summary judgment while representing various government agencies including municipalities, police agencies, and school districts on numerous occasions.
  • Settled a first-party bad faith case for a total settlement of over $800,000 where the initial offer was $13,000.
  • Obtained a six-figure settlement in a professional negligence action against an insurance broker that provided the client improper coverage.
  • Obtained a six-figure settlement in a food poisoning case where liability and damages were in dispute.

  • Member, Modesto Rotary Club
  • Board Member, Salvation Army
  • Board Member/Vice President, Pitman Development Foundation

Currun S. Arora

Education:
University of California, Irvine - The Paul Merage School of Business | 2021 M.B.A.
Thomas Jefferson School of Law | 2016 J.D.
University of California, Davis 2011 | 2011
B.A., Political Science

About Currun:

Currun Arora is an associate attorney at Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC whose practice focuses on reviewing, drafting, and negotiating all types of public and private contracts, employment agreements, mergers and acquisitions, and business formation of all types of corporate entities. Driven by his passion and acute understanding of intricate business matters, Currun tailors pragmatic solutions that empower clients to navigate legal complexities with confidence.

Beyond transactional matters, Currun practices business and commercial litigation which includes corporate litigation and complex business disputes.