At Strang Tryson, PLLC, we provide comprehensive legal services in commercial and construction Litigation across Miami, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach, Florida. Our legal team is committed to representing businesses in complex disputes with a strategic, client-focused approach that reflects the unique legal landscape of South Florida.
Why Choose Strang & Tyson for Your Commercial Litigation Needs?
Strang Tryson, PLLC offers a robust array of commercial litigation services through our corporate, community association, real estate, and construction law practices. Our attorneys are adept at navigating the intricacies of state and federal trial and appellate courts and local arbitration tribunals, leveraging deep expertise to champion our client interests across various legal areas.
Types of Commercial Litigation Cases We Handle
Our firm handles a variety of commercial litigation cases, including:
- Contract Disputes: We provide meticulous oversight to ensure contract terms are adhered to and offer clear, concise interpretations of complex contractual language.
- Business Torts: Our attorneys are experienced in resolving various construction-related disputes, effectively and amicably mediating between parties to reach equitable resolutions.
- Partnership & Shareholder Disputes: We handle all aspects of lien enforcement, ensuring your interests are covered throughout the process.
- Real Estate & Construction Litigation: Our attorneys adeptly guide clients through the foreclosure process, whether you are a lender seeking to recover a debt or a borrower facing foreclosure.
- Intellectual Property Disputes: We represent landlords and tenants in various disputes, navigating the eviction process with respect for all parties involved.
- Employment & Non-Compete Litigation: Our team handles many real estate litigation issues, including deposit disputes, quiet title actions, specific performance lawsuits, evictions, ejections, lease security deposit disputes, and more.
- Debt Collection & Financial Fraud: We advocate for clients involved in contract breaches, working diligently to protect their rights and pursue appropriate legal remedies.
- Insurance Disputes: We assist clients seeking to prevent harm through court-ordered actions or restrictions, effectively obtaining injunctive relief when necessary.
Our Commercial Litigation Process
Our litigation process includes:
- Case Evaluation & Strategy: We begin by thoroughly evaluating your case and developing a strategic plan tailored to your needs.
- Pre-Litigation Negotiation & Mediation: We advocate for mediation and other alternative dispute resolution methods to avoid lengthy court battles when it is in our client’s interests.
- Discovery & Evidence Gathering: Our attorneys have extensive experience handling cases in state and federal courts and local arbitration proceedings.
- Motions & Hearings: We handle every step of lien enforcement, ensuring your legal rights and financial claims are represented and pursued.
- Trial Advocacy: Our attorneys adeptly guide clients through the foreclosure process, whether you are a lender seeking to recover a debt or a borrower facing foreclosure.
- Appeals & Post-Judgment Actions: We help landlords and tenants resolve disputes and guide them through the eviction process fairly and respectfully.
Recent Trends & Insights in Florida Commercial Litigation
The commercial litigation landscape in Florida continues to shift with changes in legislation, technology, and business operations. Notable trends include:
- Stricter Digital Regulations: Recent state laws are tightening rules around digital marketing and data privacy, impacting how companies manage customer information and online practices.
- Growing Preference for ADR: More businesses are turning to mediation and arbitration as faster, more cost-effective alternatives to courtroom litigation.
- Development of Business Courts: Florida has expanded the use of dedicated business courts in key jurisdictions like Miami-Dade and Broward to better handle complex commercial disputes.
- Focus on Corporate Responsibility: Disputes involving shareholders and corporate leadership are increasingly emphasizing the need for strong governance and adherence to fiduciary obligations.
Understanding these shifts is essential for companies looking to minimize legal exposure and adapt to Florida’s evolving business environment.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does a commercial litigation attorney do?
A commercial litigation attorney handles legal disputes related to business activities, including contract breaches, partnership disputes, and more.
How long does commercial litigation take in Florida?
The time it takes depends on how complicated the case is—it could take anywhere from a few months to a few years.
What are the common types of business disputes in Miami?
Common disputes include contract breaches, partnership disagreements, and real estate conflicts.
How is construction litigation different from other commercial cases?
Construction litigation often involves specific issues such as construction defects, liens, and developer disputes.
What should I bring to my first meeting with a commercial litigation lawyer?
Bring all relevant documents, including contracts, correspondence, and evidence related to your case.
How are legal fees structured for commercial litigation?
Legal fees may be charged by the hour, set as a fixed amount, or based on a percentage of the outcome, depending on your case and the agreement made with your attorney.
Can commercial disputes be resolved without going to court?
Yes, many conflicts are resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration.
What recent changes in Florida law affect commercial litigation?
Recent changes include updates to statutes and court procedures that impact how business disputes are handled.
What is the difference between mediation and arbitration in business disputes?
Mediation involves a neutral third party facilitating a resolution, while arbitration involves a binding decision by an arbitrator.
How do I choose the best commercial litigation attorney in Miami?
Look for experience, expertise in your specific issue, and a track record of successful outcomes.
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Ready to address your commercial litigation needs? Contact Strang Tryson, PLLC, (305) 397-8800