Areas of Focus:

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    Condominium Law & Owner Representation

    Bryan Law represents Florida condominium owners in disputes involving boards, declarations, bylaws, and special assessments. We help unit owners enforce their property rights, challenge unlawful board actions, and recover damages for negligence or mismanagement. Located across from the Broward County Courthouse in downtown Fort Lauderdale, we provide experienced counsel for both routine and complex condo litigation.

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    Condominium and Homeowner Association (HOA) Representation

    Our firm provides full-service legal representation for homeowners associations and property owners throughout Florida. We handle covenant enforcement, board elections, assessment collections, and disputes between boards and residents. Whether your HOA faces construction defects, vendor issues, or member litigation, Bryan Law offers practical solutions that align with Florida statutes and community governing documents.

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    Business & Commercial Litigation

    Bryan Law represents businesses and professionals in commercial disputes across Florida. We handle contract enforcement, partnership disagreements, legal disputes arising from the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), construction and real-estate litigation, and complex breach-of-duty claims. Our strategic approach focuses on efficient dispute resolution while protecting your financial and reputational interests. From pre-suit negotiation to trial, we advocate with precision and purpose.

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    Real Estate & Property Damage Claims

    We represent property owners, investors, and developers in Florida real-estate disputes and insurance-related property damage claims. Bryan Law assists clients with title issues, boundary conflicts, construction defects, and coverage denials involving wind, water, or fire loss. Our deep understanding of both real-estate and insurance law allows us to pursue fair settlements and recover maximum compensation for our clients.

Areas We Service

  • Tampa Bay & Gulf Coast (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Manatee Counties)

    • Tampa

      St. Petersburg

      Clearwater

      Bradenton

  • Central Florida (Orange, Osceola, Lake, Seminole Counties)

    • Orlando

      Kissimmee

      Winter Park

      Clermont

      Lake Mary

  • North & Panhandle Florida (Duval, Leon, Escambia, Okaloosa, Bay Counties)

    • Jacksonville

      Tallahassee

      Pensacola

      Destin

      Panama City Beach

Frequently Asked questions

Business Litigation FAQs

1. What kinds of business disputes do you handle?
We handle a wide range of business disputes, including breach of contract, partnership disagreements, fraud claims, issues involving non-compete agreements, and lawsuits over unpaid debts. If one business has a legal issue with another, we can help.

2. Do you only sue other businesses, or do you also defend businesses that are being sued?
We do both. We aggressively pursue claims against businesses that have harmed our clients, and we also defend businesses facing lawsuits. We are a courtroom-focused law firm prepared to advocate for our clients on either side of a dispute.

3. My company is being sued. What should I do first?
Contact us immediately. Do not ignore the lawsuit or attempt to handle it alone. Court deadlines are short and missing them can have serious consequences. We will review the claims and begin building your defense right away.

4. A company owes us money and won’t pay. Can you help?
Yes. We regularly assist businesses in collecting money they are owed. We typically begin with a formal demand letter, and if that does not resolve the issue, we will file a lawsuit to recover the debt.

5. How long does a business lawsuit usually take?
It depends on the complexity of the case. Some matters settle within a few months, while others may take a year or more to move through the court system. We will provide a realistic timeline based on the specifics of your situation.

HOA & Condominium Association FAQs

For the HOA / Condo Association Board

1. What does it mean to be “general counsel” for our HOA or Condo?
As your general counsel, we serve as your primary legal advisors. We review contracts, interpret your governing documents (CC&Rs), advise on board meetings, assist with collections, and handle the day-to-day legal matters that arise in community management.

2. A homeowner is seriously violating the community rules. What can we do?
We help boards enforce their rules lawfully and effectively. We issue formal violation notices, advise on fines, and, when necessary, pursue legal action to compel compliance.

3. A homeowner hasn’t paid their HOA/Condo dues in months. How do we collect?
We have substantial experience with HOA/Condo collections. Our process typically includes demand letters, recording liens, and if required, pursuing foreclosure to recover the outstanding assessments.

For the Homeowner / Unit Owner

4. I’m having a problem with my HOA or Condo association. Can you sue them on my behalf?
Yes. If your HOA or Condo is acting unfairly, violating its own rules, or improperly targeting you, we can represent you in a lawsuit against the association. We advocate strongly for homeowners’ rights.

5. What are common reasons a homeowner might sue their HOA or Condo?
Homeowners often take legal action when the association:
• Selectively enforces rules.
• Makes decisions that violate governing documents or are fundamentally unfair.
• Fails to maintain common areas (such as a leaky roof or malfunctioning elevator) causing property damage.
• Wrongfully denies a request for a reasonable accommodation related to a disability.

6. If your firm represents HOAs, how can you also sue them? Doesn’t that create a conflict?
We maintain a strict ethical firewall between these services. The attorneys who represent associations are not the same attorneys who sue them. Your case remains confidential, and we ensure no conflicts arise. Our deep understanding of HOA and Condo law from both sides allows us to provide highly effective representation.

General FAQs for All Clients

1. How much will your services cost?
We typically bill on an hourly basis, although alternative fee arrangements may be available for certain matters, such as debt collection or specific litigation. During your initial consultation, we will review your case and clearly explain all fees and anticipated costs.

2. How do I get started?
Contact our office to schedule a confidential consultation. We will listen to your concerns, explain your legal options, and outline the steps needed to resolve your matter.