Mark Juba

About Mark

After over twenty (20) years practicing law, Mark Francis Juba continues to effectively, reliably, and prayerfully serve churches, ministries, private Christian schools, and other nonprofits in any and every corporate matter.  Mr. Juba essentially provides every client an external general counsel to personally guide them through every corporate and every transactional matter.

As a corporate, transaction, general counsel-type attorney, Mr. Juba’s well-known and well-respected legal counsel includes, but is not limited to, the following: formation; governance; operations; federal and state law exemptions; real property exemptions and transactions; board of directors; fiduciary duties; contracts; internal and external investigations; audits; conflict of interest; whistleblower; general corporate; corporate transactions; compliance; employment; human resources; training (numerous); mandatory reporting;  healthcare; privacy; governmental inquiries; IRS matters; unrelated business income (UBIT); mergers and acquisitions; administrative law; litigation support; and related nonprofit matters.

Relying on this breadth and depth of nonprofit experience, Mr. Juba routinely advises clients across the United States to resolve federal, state, local, and administrative agency investigations.  Clients regularly seek Mr. Juba’s official guidance on federal, state, and local statutes, regulations, conflicting internal and external governing documents, inquiries, investigations, and related formal concerns.

Prior to joining Gaines, Goodspeed & Juba P.C., Mr. Juba served as primary counsel for numerous nonprofit, publicly-owned, and privately-held national healthcare entities. Mr. Juba also served as chief legal officer and chief compliance officer for a national insurance holding company specializing in healthcare, workers’ compensation, third-party administration services, and a segregated portfolio cell reinsurance business. Mr. Juba also served as the director of compliance for the physician-owned network segment on behalf of one of the largest nonprofit healthcare organizations in the nation.  Earlier, Mr. Juba served as a corporate and litigation associate in a large mid-Western law firm.

Ultimately, Mr. Juba employs a Christ-centered approach in advising clients, delivering successful outcomes, and establishing life-long attorney-client relationships.