Real estate, business, and insurance litigation
The litigation practice centers on three areas — real estate, business, and insurance disputes — with particular depth in real estate, including disputes between businesses over commercial and investment property.
Real estate litigation
Real estate disputes carry their own pressure — closings on hold, tenants in place, deadlines running — and long experience with Georgia real estate law and Chatham County land records helps move them toward resolution rather than letting them drag. Matters handled include:
- Boundary and title disputes
- Breach of real estate purchase and sale contracts
- Commercial lease disputes
- Real estate broker and agent disputes
- Construction and development disputes
- Foreclosure-related litigation
Business real estate disputes
A particular strength is real estate disputes between businesses — disputes between co-owners of commercial or investment property, disagreements arising out of a development or joint venture, and conflicts between business partners where real property is the asset at stake. These cases sit at the intersection of real estate and business law, and long experience with both is what makes them workable rather than stuck.
Business litigation
General commercial disputes, including:
- Partnership and shareholder disputes
- Breach of business contracts
- Disputes between businesses over the terms or performance of a deal
Insurance litigation
Disputes with an insurer over a claim, including:
- Denied or underpaid claims
- Bad-faith insurance practices
- Coverage disputes
Why this matters for the disability practice
This litigation background is also what supports taking Social Security Disability denials to federal district court — the same courtroom experience, applied to a different kind of case. See appeals to federal court.
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