Breach of contract, UCC sales, change orders, damages, interest, and fee claims.
NDAs, solicitation bans, Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices (FDUTPA)
Membership/shareholder fights, fiduciary duty, books and records, and buyouts.
Leases, evictions, build-out disputes, CAM disputes, supplier/franchise/dealer issues.
Enforce the clause, stay/dismiss the suit, and, if necessary, file a demand for arbitration.
Tight discovery, dispositive briefs, and efficient hearings.
Key facts with exhibits, the breached provisions, the remedy sought, a firm deadline, preservation language, and proposed next steps. Send by a trackable method.
In Florida state courts, typically 20 days from service to answer or move. Your summons controls; bring it to the consult.
Cure agreements, damages, specific performance, declaratory relief, and sometimes attorneys’ fees if provided by contract or statute. Strategy depends on the facts and economics.
There must be a valid arbitration agreement, the arbitration agreement must cover the issue(s) in dispute, and the right to arbitration must not have been waived. Contracting an attorney is critical prior to litigation (plaintiff) or as soon as you are served (defendant), because, even if there is a right to arbitrate, arbitration can be waived .
Contracts, emails, texts, invoices, and any relevant policies. Don’t delete anything; preservation matters.