Florida business law
The firm forms Florida limited liability companies and corporations, drafts the operating, shareholder and partnership agreements that decide how they are actually run, negotiates commercial leases and purchase agreements, and handles acquisitions from the letter of intent through diligence to closing. Investment and capital transactions, franchise matters and outside general counsel work sit alongside that.
Most of this work concentrates in South Florida, in Miami-Dade County, Broward County and Palm Beach County, and the firm also works with clients elsewhere in Florida when the matter falls within its approved practice scope.
Where immigration and Florida law meet
Investment-based immigration is only as strong as the enterprise underneath it. An E-2 rests on a real, operating Florida business; an L-1 rests on a documented relationship between a foreign company and its Florida affiliate; an EB-5 rests on a properly structured investment. Building the Florida entity and the federal petition in one sequence avoids the common outcome where the corporate documents say one thing and the immigration filing says another.
Two different jurisdictional rules
Immigration matters are governed by federal law, so the firm can represent clients in immigration matters wherever they live. Florida business and family-law services are limited to Florida and to matters the firm's attorney is authorized to handle.
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If any of the above matches your situation, a consultation is the point at which the general becomes specific to your facts.
Schedule a ConsultationImmigration matters are governed by federal law. Business law, family law and private-client services described on this website are offered under Florida law and are limited to the jurisdictions in which the firm's attorney is authorized to practice.