Those riding the wave of the boom are using the legal system to resolve disputes borne out of the downturn. However, a rising tide does not mean an end to litigation, according to attorney Alan Kluger.
July 03, 2014 at 08:00 AM
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As the South Florida economy rebounds from the recession, industry insiders may be tempted to think there will be a downturn in litigation.
However, while we are seeing less litigation between business partners fighting for the leftover scraps remaining from failed business ventures, we are seeing more disputes among partners and joint venturers fighting over the fruits of the bounty of success.
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