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Dunn Law Instrumental in Reconciling Florida Statutes Regarding Debtor-Creditor Law
On Sept. 14, 2018, Dunn Law was an integral part of a recent decision in relation to Florida Statutes §§ 319.27 and 55.202 ― a
Key Legal Considerations Before Starting a Business
There are many important aspects to consider before launching your own business, and some of the most critical are a wide range of legal issues.
Michael P. Dunn Has Successfully Completed the Florida Supreme Court Qualified Arbitrator Training
Michael P. Dunn Has Successfully Completed the Florida Supreme Court Qualified Arbitrator Training. Congratulations to Michael!
Retail Meltdown Leading to Bankruptcy
As the economy has been in recovery mode, hundreds of malls and large retail shops are closing their doors and filing bankruptcy.A few of the
Joshua C. Kligler, Esq. Becomes a Partner at Dunn Law, PA in Miami
Miami, Fla. — December 31, 2019 — MichaelP. Dunn, Esq., Managing Partner at Dunn Law, PA in Miami, is pleased toannounce that Joshua C. Kligler, Esq.
So Your Tenant Filed Bankruptcy? 4 Things to Consider for Commercial Landlords with Tenants in Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy affords debtors the opportunity for a fresh start. Sometimes though, debtors are subject to ongoing agreements with continuing performance obligations for both parties, which do
Between a Rock and the Tenant: the Landlord Conundrum – Five Things to Consider in Connection with a Lease Modification Request
A lease modification is defined as “a change in the scope of a lease, or the consideration for a lease, that was not part of
Barry S. Turner, Esq. Becomes Partner at Dunn Law, P.A. in Miami, FL
Michael P. Dunn, Esq., Managing Partner at Dunn Law, P.A. in Miami, is pleased to announce that Barry S. Turner, Esq. has elevated to become
Barry S. Turner and Alexis S. Read Named Super Lawyers 2020
Dunn Law, P.A. is pleased to announce that Barry S. Turner, partner, and Alexis S. Read, of counsel, have been named Super Lawyers and each have been distinguished as