Rachel Keller, left, developer, and Joseph Pack, right, of Pack Law. Courtesy photo Increase in Abandoned Projects Presents Cautionary Tale for Real Estate Attorneys
"It exposed a real problem that's frankly unfair for borrowers who are in good faith wanting to finish a project, and builders who don't," said Joseph Pack of Pack Law in Miami.
October 06, 2022 at 03:03 PM
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Commercial Real Estate
A Miami attorney has helped a newly built, high-end storage facility in Naples get out of foreclosure and back on track after it was acquired in a multimillion-dollar deal.
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