GrayRobinson Expands In Florida With 2 Real Estate Attys

September 11, 2026 - 00:02

A Florida based law firm has strengthened its real estate and land use practice by bringing on two additional attorneys. The move adds depth to a section that handles property transactions, development projects, and regulatory matters across the state.

The two new hires bring experience in condominium law and land use regulation, areas that have seen growing demand as construction and development continue throughout Florida. Their backgrounds cover the legal issues that arise when developers plan projects, when associations manage shared properties, and when local governments review zoning and permitting requests.

The firm said the expansion reflects a broader need for legal guidance in a market where real estate activity remains steady despite shifting economic conditions. Clients involved in residential and commercial projects often require advice on compliance, contracts, and disputes that can arise during construction or after a property is sold.

Attorneys who focus on condominium law typically handle matters such as governing documents, board disputes, and compliance with state statutes. Land use attorneys work with developers, property owners, and municipalities on issues including rezoning, variances, and comprehensive plan amendments.

The addition of two attorneys allows the practice to take on more work without delaying existing cases. It also gives clients access to a wider range of knowledge when a single project involves both condominium formation and local government approvals.

The firm did not disclose specific details about clients or pending matters. The new attorneys will work from Florida offices and will collaborate with the existing real estate team on transactions and regulatory matters.