Rogers Towers’ Real Estate Litigation Practice Group handles real estate matters of all types, whether arising from a purchase or sale, development, or use and ownership of real property. Drawing on the experiences of attorneys from a broad range of practice groups, we are able to handle our clients’ real estate disputes from start-to-finish in an efficient and costeffective manner. We have experience representing a wide range of clients, including:
TRUSTED ADVOCATES FOR ALL PROPERTY-RELATED LEGAL MATTERS
EXPERIENCED REPRESENTATION IN PROPERTY DISPUTES & EMINENT DOMAIN CASES
- Developers and builders
- Owners, purchasers and sellers of real property
- Lenders
- Title companies
- Contractors
- Investors
- Commercial and residential landlords and tenants
- Homeowners’ and condominium associations
Having successfully represented such a wide array of individuals and businesses in their real estate disputes, our attorneys understand that resolving a real estate dispute often requires knowledge of multiple areas of the law. With attorneys practicing in zoning and land use, environmental, construction, real estate, and general litigation departments all under one roof, we have a proven record of success in providing creative solutions and litigating all types of issues relating to real estate, such as:
- Construction litigation;
- Eminent domain and condemnation;
- Prosecuting and defending title claims involving boundary disputes, easements, chain of title and marketability of property;
- Representing creditors to protect and enforce liens on real estate, including
- construction liens and mortgages;
- Landlord-tenant disputes, including eviction proceedings, and arbitrations;
- Disputes involving breach of contract claims, interpleader claims, escrow disputes;
- Property tax disputes, including contesting valorem tax assessments;
- Prosecuting and defending disputes amongst developers or shareholders;
- Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) disputes;
- Environmental audits and litigation; and
- Liquor license enforcement and compliance disputes.
