from left, Danielle Garno, head of the retail legal practice at Cozen O’Connor in Miami; Mark A. Levy, a partner at Brinkly Morgan; Aleida Martinez-Molina, a partner and chair of the insolvency and creditors’ rights practice groups at Weiss Serota.
In the past 24 hours, landlords have filed at least two lawsuits against major retailers over nonpayment of rent.
And South Florida lawyers say these are just the start as brick-and-mortar retail faces a new and unexpected hurdle: the coronavirus.
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