Title, Boundary and Easement Disputes

Of Note

Secured a major victory for a condo owner’s association when a judge ruled that they were the rightful owners of the beach and entitled to over $1.1 million in damages.

Lead Attorneys: Simon H. Bloom, III, Stephanie A. Everett

Bloom Sugarman Everett regularly litigates all manner of issues that arise over boundaries and the maintenance of easement or common areas for both residential and commercial property owners, investors and landlords. Often, property owners may not exactly know the true boundaries of their properties, and visual boundaries may not conform to legal deed descriptions. In other situations, title is not clear. Regardless, the stakes, both emotional and financial, can be significant. Be it interfacing with appraisers and property surveyors, negotiating with a neighboring property owner, or appearing before a zoning board or committee, we will assert your rights and help protect your property.

Additionally, we have successfully represented clients in quiet title actions, encroachment, trespass, property lines and easement interference cases.

Recent Wins:

  • $1.1M Victory for Condo Association Secures Beach-Front Property
    BSE won a major victory for a beach-front condo owner’s association against a developer who attempted to defraud the condo owners by removing the beach lot from the association’s common property without their knowledge. First, BSE secured a victory before the trial court when the Judge declared that the condo owners were the rightful owners of the beach and entitled to over $1.1 million in damages. Then, BSE successfully defended the decision on appeal to the First District Court of Appeals, who affirmed the lower court’s opinion in full. To watch BSE Partner Simon Bloom in action during the oral arguments before the First District Court of Appeals, here.

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