South Florida Law Blog

What will be the impact of a “K Shaped Economic Recovery” on Real Estate? Topic What will be the impact of a “K Shaped Economic Recovery” on Real Estate? A K-shaped recovery highlights the divergent experiences of individuals with coronavirus, where white-collar workers are able to work from home, while essential workers have to report to a physical location. What […]

Strategic Use of Bankruptcy When Foreclosure and Eviction Moratoriums are Lifted Topic Strategic Use of Bankruptcy When Foreclosure and Eviction Moratoriums are Lifted With Special Guest Ido J. Alexander, Esq. Ido Alexander, Esq., practices bankruptcy law, representing trustees, debtors, and creditors. Serving as Past President of the Bankruptcy Bar Association of the Southern District of Florida, Ido is a frequent […]

While bankruptcies in March rose 18% from a year earlier, April filings did not see a surge due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A Florida-based attorney who specializes in foreclosures and bankrupticies said businesses that may be in trouble are currently taking a wait and see approach. The Associated Press reported that business bankruptcies jumped in March. However, in April there was a […]

The current COVID-19 pandemic is presenting numerous challenges for commercial tenants and will continue to do so even when the existing crisis is over. There will likely be an unprecedented number of bankruptcy filings in the near future. Landlords are facing pressure from their mortgage lenders to pay their mortgages, even when no rental income is being received from their […]

Meet Florida’s leading real estate and foreclosure defense attorney, Roy Oppenheim. An experienced professional who traded Wall Street for Main Street and founded, Oppenheim Law and Weston Title with his partner and wife, Ellen Pilelsky in 1989. As one of the leading Florida law firms, their reputation has earned them the highest rating (A-V) conferred by Martindale Hubbell® Law Directory, the most respected directory of lawyers […]