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The Firm Miami

The Firm Miami is the trading name of the Law Offices of Aaron Resnick, a Miami litigation practice acting for business owners, partners, shareholders, investors, developers and companies in disputes over contracts, ownership, money, property and control. Its real estate work is contentious rather than transactional: property and title litigation, landlord-tenant and eviction matters, condominium and HOA disputes, and construction and developer disputes.

The firm describes a consistent opening move. It identifies the governing documents, the immediate risks, the evidence available and the client's practical objective, then picks the response to match — negotiation, mediation, a buyout, emergency court relief, litigation or a planned business separation — rather than treating every dispute the same way. Typical triggers it names are an owner being locked out, money or records moving, a breached contract, a lawsuit served, or a transaction that threatens control of a company or a property. It also takes Florida local counsel work for out-of-state firms that know their client and case but need Florida procedure, and handles transactional deed work including drafting, due diligence and recording of general warranty deeds.

The practice says it has litigated business disputes in Miami for more than 25 years. Its office is at 100 Biscayne Blvd in downtown Miami, and the areas-served list covers Miami-Dade from Miami Gardens and Aventura through Hialeah, Doral and Coral Gables down to Homestead and Florida City. The intake form routes matters by type, and those types include mobile home and manufactured housing, landlord-tenant and evictions, condo and HOA matters, and construction and developer disputes.

Mobile home and manufactured housing appears on the site only as an intake category; the practice pages that rendered cover business, property, condominium and deed work. A park owner should confirm current manufactured-housing caseload and who would run the file before engaging.

Best for

Florida owners and investors already in a contested matter — a partnership fight, an eviction, a title or condo dispute — who want a Miami litigator; not the firm for routine closings or portfolio conveyancing.

What they do

  • Business and commercial litigation
  • Partnership and shareholder disputes
  • Commercial real estate and property litigation
  • Landlord-tenant and eviction matters
  • Condominium and HOA disputes
  • Construction and developer disputes
  • General warranty deed drafting and recording
  • Florida local counsel for out-of-state firms
  • Business formation and transactions

What stands out

  • Says it has litigated business disputes in Miami for more than 25 years
  • Takes Florida local counsel engagements for out-of-state firms that need Florida procedure covered
  • Intake form lists mobile home and manufactured housing as a matter type, alongside landlord-tenant and evictions
  • Downtown Miami office at 100 Biscayne Blvd, with a service area listed across Miami-Dade municipalities