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Florida Construction Defect Litigation covers a variety of topics and issues, including the legal framework within which construction defect claims are addressed, typical claims and defenses, more.

Florida Construction Defect Litigation covers a variety of topics and issues, including the legal frame-work within which construction defect claims are addressed, typical claims and defenses, contractual considerations, standards of care for contractors and design professionals, the applicability of insurance and surety bonds, the role of experts, arbitration of claims, meditation of construction claims, and finally the proper measure of damages.

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SKU FLCDL22
Division Name Daily Business Review
Volumes 0
Product Types Books
Brand Daily Business Review (FL)
Publication Date April 28, 2022
Jurisdiction Florida
ISBN 978-1-58852-697-7
Page Count 430
Edition 2022
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Gary Brown

Gary L. Brown is a partner in the Fort Lauderdale office of Kelley Kronenberg, P.A. and head of the firm’s Construction Practice. He is Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Construction Law. He practices in general commercial and business litigation, handling both complex and routine matters for clients with special expertise in construction-related matters.

Gary has practiced law since 1995 in state and federal trial and appellate courts throughout Florida, where he has gained extensive experience in both trial and arbitration proceedings.

Gary’s construction litigation experience is primarily on the general contractor and subcontractor side, and includes representing owners, with defect, lien, bond, non-payment, delay, and other claims involving contractors and lower-tiered subcontractors and suppliers. His owner-side representation also includes assisting municipalities and local governments in all aspects of public works projects, from writing invitations for bid (IFBs), requests for proposals (RFPs), requests for qualification (RFQs), and construction and design contracts, to carefully navigating through often difficult ongoing project disputes that jeopardize the proper and timely completion of the work, to successful project close-out.

Gary’s construction litigation experience has involved the successful representation of large institutional owners, municipalities, general contractors and major subcontractors in the prosecution and defense of multi-million dollar wrongful termination, construction defect, design defect, and insurance coverage claims, as well as bid protests on multi-million dollar public works projects. His commercial litigation experience has involved the successful representation of privately held companies in shareholder derivative suits over corporate restructuring and sale of company shares; and a local title company in the defense of multi-million dollar claims by a national institutional lender for an alleged loan-kiting scheme.

Gary is also an adjunct professor at Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad College of Law, where he teaches a course on Construction Law.

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