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  • Florida town, county involved in boundary line dispute
    Florida town, county involved in boundary line dispute

    Obtaining permits in Florida can sometimes be a tricky business. It often involves jumping through several hoops, but if there is a boundary line dispute that puts these permits in jeopardy, it only ...

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  • Commercial real estate lease dispute closes popular Florida grill
    Commercial real estate lease dispute closes popular Florida grill

    After serving their patrons for 12 years at their location in front of Plaza Royale in Gainesville, a popular Florida grill shut down unexpectedly on the second Sunday in July. The cause of the ...

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  • Real estate dispute a 'win' for all Florida property owners
    Real estate dispute a 'win' for all Florida property owners

    Florida property owners may be interested to know that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of increased protections for property owners against abusive federal, state and local governments. The ...

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  • Florida island embroiled in real estate dispute over restrictions
    Florida island embroiled in real estate dispute over restrictions

    There's an interesting situation regarding a Florida island that was developed largely in the 1960's and 1970's and is known as Marco Island. The developers devised numerous deed restrictions for the ...

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  • WHAT IS MEDIATION AND WHY MUST I DO IT?
    WHAT IS MEDIATION AND WHY MUST I DO IT?

    So you have retained an attorney to litigate your dispute, and now the attorney is saying that you need to mediate the case. What does this mean? Mediation is an informal settlement process. ...

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  • U.S. Supreme Court rules on Florida real estate dispute
    U.S. Supreme Court rules on Florida real estate dispute

    A real estate dispute can arise over many different issues. However, the most heated real estate dispute of all is often one between a landowner and the government. Whether the disagreement is because ...

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