Palm Beach Commercial Litigation Lawyers

Quality & Reliable Counsel Serving Palm Beach County 

Revah Law is well-known for our work and commitment to excellence. With a robust track record that includes thousands of cases, our firm brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. Should you need help with a commercial litigation case, our attorneys can offer comprehensive counsel in a wide array of disputes. 

Our approach to cases is centered around understanding the unique needs of each case and providing tailored legal solutions. We pride ourselves on our commitment to handling cases efficiently and aggressively, drawing on years of accumulated knowledge and experience. 

To discuss your case with our Palm Beach attorneys, reach out to us at (888) 218-4125 and schedule a consultation.

How Our Commercial Litigation Attorneys Can Help 

Our team can help individuals and companies in Palm Beach County and the surrounding areas address the following commercial litigation issues: 

• Condominium association disputes. If you're facing a disagreement with your condominium association, we can help you navigate association rules and fight for your rights. Whether you need representation in cases involving disputes about board governance, repair responsibilities, approval of renovations, rule enforcement, or other condo association issues, our firm is here for you. 
• Developer disputes. These disagreements can concern anything from the quality of construction materials or workmanship not meeting what was promised in the sales contract to delays in completion dates or unexpected fees that push your budget beyond what you anticipated. We can represent buyers and developers involved in these cases, and our attorneys are prepared for negotiations, mediation, arbitration, and litigation. 
• Dissolution actions. If you are involved in a business divorce, our commercial litigation attorneys can help you reach a fair resolution or fight for what you're owed.
• Escrow and closing disputes. Escrow, typically handled by a neutral third party, holds onto important documents and funds until conditions agreed upon by both buyer and seller are met. Disputes can erupt over issues like the release of earnest money (deposit) if the deal falls through, disagreements about property repairs, or unexpected title issues. Closing, which finalizes the transfer of ownership, can also be snagged by last-minute problems with financing or disagreements over closing costs. If you are going into escrow or closing, we can help to make the process smooth; we can also help if issues should arise.  

Our attorneys can also help you handle: 

• Contractual disputes 
• Business torts 
• Partnership and shareholder disputes
• Foreclosures 
• Evictions 
• Property owner and municipality disputes
• Tax deed surplus actions
• Fraud allegations and defense
• Corporate disputes
• Construction projects 
• UCC secured transitions or sale of goods 
• Commercial collections 
• Enforcement of judgments 
• LLC member disputes 
• Breach of fiduciary duty claims 
• Unfair and deceptive trade practice claims 
• Partnership disputes
• Small claims 

Is Mediation Mandatory Before Filing Suit Against a Condo Association?

Yes. Under § 718.1255 of the Florida Statutes, condominium association disputes must be addressed through alternative dispute resolution like mediation before a lawsuit can be filed. Florida law even requires residential condominiums to include terms in their bylaws that require non-binding arbitration. 

Call (888) 218-4125 & Talk with Our Attorneys

At Revah Law, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and integrity, making us a trusted name in Southeastern Florida's legal community. Whether you need help with condo association disputes, tax deed surplus actions, dissolution actions, or other commercial litigation matters, our team is equipped to manage a diverse range of legal challenges.

We offer free initial consultations. Contact us today to get started on your case.