Silberman Law, P.A. - Florida HOA & Condominium Association Lawyer
Florida Law Firm
Silberman Law believes diligence, experience and creativity, coupled with accessibility and cost-effectiveness, is the foundation for developing long-lasting successful relationships with each client. Silberman Law focuses on providing full-service, effective and efficient legal representation to condominium and homeowners’ associations. In addition, Silberman Law represents businesses and individuals in a variety of commercial law cases and business litigation matters.
Prior to founding Silberman Law, Aaron Silberman gained a tremendous amount of litigation experience at one of Florida’s largest and most prestigious law firms. Mr. Silberman has experiencing handling actions involving condominium and homeowners’ associations, complex commercial, business, and real estate disputes, actions brought by or against financial institutions, landlord tenant disputes, construction litigation cases, and securities arbitration actions.
Practice Areas:
Homeowner's Association Law
Condominium Association Law
Business Litigation
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