Florida Real Estate Litigation Attorneys
In any situation involving residential or commercial real estate, the potential for disputes makes litigation a possibility. Lanigan and Lanigan, P.L., has represented buyers, sellers, developers, appraisers and others in residential and commercial real estate litigation.

Eric and Roddy Lanigan provide legal counsel and representation in an array of real estate transactional matters and construction law. They help clients draft, negotiate and review property contracts and advise clients on any potential legal issues that may arise in their transactions, including zoning issues and purchase and sale agreement disputes.

As skilled litigators, Roddy and Eric Lanigan will identify and assess potential issues and take the appropriate steps to make sure that your individual and company interests are protected.

Breach of Contract in Real Estate Litigation
Many real estate issues that end up in litigation are the result of a breach of contract. Buyers may decide that they were defrauded in terms of the value of the land that was purchased and attempt to stop the sale.

Conversely, buyers may attempt to enforce a contract to compel sellers to sell the property in question. Sellers may refuse to sell their property due to a number of factors.

Whether your real estate issue is the result of a breach of contract or other dispute, it is in your best interests to hire a law firm that works regularly in the practice area.

For decades, Lanigan and Lanigan have handled individual and company cases in residential and commercial real estate litigation representing and defending homeowners, property owners and investors, realtors, mortgage companies, appraisers, construction companies, and many contractors within real estate.

The firm will provide the aggressive attention that your case requires. We will assist clients in drafting complex real estate documents to avoid potential future litigation by carefully including protective and proactive language and actions in areas including:

• Residential transactions
• Liens
• Commercial sales and purchases
• Surveys
• Easements
• Construction
• Commercial loan transactions
• Joint ventures
• Land trusts
• Boundary disputes
• Mortgages

What are the causes for real estate litigation?
Typical real estate situations in Florida include property that was purchased for a new build that upon survey by engineers is determined to be muck and can’t be built upon. Many times issues arise after a real estate transaction has occurred on property or land.

On occasion there are latent defects in residential or commercial property structures or realtors may have been accused of non-disclosure on property that was bought or sold.

When your gut tells you there’s something wrong, you need to act. Contact Lanigan and Lanigan, P.L., to find out if there’s a cause or if your concern is a breach of contract, or a lawsuit or a negotiated resolution.