For disputes that fall outside our core injury and disability practice, we guide clients from filing through resolution.
When a dispute can't be resolved through negotiation — a broken contract, a business or property disagreement, or a claim you need to defend against — it moves into the court system, with its own deadlines and procedural rules. We represent clients in general civil disputes beyond our core injury and disability practice, from filing through resolution.
Breach of contract · Business and partnership disputes · Property and real estate disputes · Construction and contractor disputes · Insurance disputes (bad faith and coverage denials) · Defending against a civil lawsuit · Mediation and settlement negotiation
A few Florida basics: written contracts generally carry a 5-year statute of limitations, oral contracts 4 years (Fla. Stat. §95.11). If you've been served with a lawsuit, Florida generally requires a formal written response within a short, strict window — missing it can result in a default judgment against you. Different types of civil claims carry different deadlines under Chapter 95, Florida Statutes, so it's worth confirming early rather than assuming.
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