A Great Place to Work – Businesses of the Month

Attorney Edmond J. Mack is an aggressive, trial-hardened attorney dedicated to fighting for his clients. For almost two decades, he has been offering legal representation in Canton and Massillon, all of Stark County, and throughout the state of Ohio.

Attorney Mack represents corporations, municipalities, and individuals in a wide range of disputes, including sales governed by the Uniform Commercial Code, real estate matters, and employment litigation. He has also litigated matters involving close corporations, trade secrets, fiduciary duties, antitrust and monopolization, catastrophic injuries, wrongful death, governmental liability, and class actions. He has both successfully prosecuted and defended multi-million-dollar claims. The clients he serves range from Fortune 500 companies and family-owned businesses to disadvantaged individuals.

Attorney Mack is a proud supporter and product of the Minerva Local School District. He is committed to serving the businesses and individuals of our community and vigorously advocating on their behalf.  

P.O. Box 8276
Canton, OH 44711
330-451-6883

David Catlett Construction LLC was founded in 2005 by David Catlett to provide a full range of commercial and residential construction, excavation, and trucking services.

The company’s construction division includes new homes, additions, roofing, siding, and pole barns. Its excavation services include septic systems, site clearing, basements, and demolition work. Its trucking division provides hauling of asphalt, aggregate, and driveway materials.

Catlett’s interest in construction began early as he worked alongside his maternal grandfather, Bill Kinsey, whom he described as a “jack of all trades.”

Through high school, the Minerva native worked for other contractors and continued to do so after graduation as he attended school to become a firefighter and paramedic. In addition to running David Catlett Construction, which employs seven people, Catlett is a firefighter and paramedic for the City of Canton and assistant chief with the Sandy Creek Joint Fire District.

Catlett is a member and past president of the Chamber board of directors, and is chair of the Minerva Chamber Rodeo event.

“I’m interested in promoting our town,” Catlett said of why his company is a Chamber member. “Working in the city (as a firefighter) showed me a different side of what’s out there, and made me realize we should preserve our small town.”

To contact David Catlett Construction, call 330-205-0191 or email dcc0914@yahoo.com.