A common theme of the cases and issues discussed in this blog is that document drafting is at the root of many commercial real estate disputes....more
Over the last couple of years, Florida has seen a proliferation of lawsuits alleging violations of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). Many of the cases are filed by “serial” filers – plaintiffs that...more
2/20/2017
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A Florida landlord recently learned that “self-help” is not allowed for evicting a tenant, even if the parties’ lease says it is.
In Palm Beach Florida Hotel and Office Building Limited Partnership v. Nantucket...more
Many types of contracts require the parties to submit their disputes to arbitration. For example, arbitration clauses are common in consumer agreements, such as car leases and gym memberships. While a consumer can negotiate...more
It’s bad enough having to call your real estate litigator. But it’s worse when he or she tells you that your lease is missing some critical provision that would help you in your current dispute. Every commercial lease is...more