In this challenging real estate market and national economy, our clients find themselves confronting major challenges while interacting with their lenders and creditors. The once harmonious relationships between lender and borrower are turning confrontational as projects fail to sell, developments stall, debt service ceases and collateral depreciates. Learn More >

Commission disputes can be treacherous and fact-intensive, often arising with and without written commission agreements and usually involving substantial sums of money. Representing brokers, purchasers, tenants, buyers, and sellers in both residential and commercial commissions, our skilled litigators have significant experience trying these disputes in all areas including state and superior court, Federal bankruptcy court, and arbitration proceedings conducted pursuant to the National Association of Realtors dispute resolution process. Learn More >

Construction disputes can arise during all phases of the construction and development process. These disputes often involve multiple parties with competing interests. The Bloom Law Firm has a comprehensive understanding of the construction process and the roles played by each participant, including owners, developers, general contractors, subcontractors, lenders, architects and engineers. Armed with this knowledge, we are able to assist our clients in expeditiously resolving construction disputes and accomplishing their overall business objectives. Learn More >

When public authorities and government entities choose to acquire property, they often turn to the law of eminent domain and condemn the desired property. Our team has successfully represented private property owners such as timber companies, cell tower companies, national home builders, developers, national gas station and convenience stores, and private citizens fighting for their constitutional property rights in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Texas and South Carolina. Learn More >

Landlords and tenants in commercial leases are not always matches made in heaven. Over the years, we have gained considerable skill and experience for lease negotiation and modification representing property owners, managers and commercial tenants. With vast knowledge of Georgia’s landlord-tenant laws, our attorneys recognize the challenges you face and provide practical advice and, if necessary, aggressive representation, Our litigators have handled a variety of lease disputes involving properties in office, industrial, retail, residential and undeveloped land. Learn More >

Disputes often arise from contracts for sale in both the commercial and residential contexts. In the residential context, buyer’s remorse is the single greatest impetus for sales contract litigation. In the current residential market, great sums of money are at stake and serious disputes emerge. Countless real estate transactions end up in litigation when the seller delivers something slightly (or substantially) different from what the buyer expected or claims to have expected. And more recently, buyers find themselves in an ever changing market, facing different market pressures. Often, a buyer simply walks away from their duty to close jeopardizing the deal and opening the door to litigation. Learn More >

The Bloom Law Firm 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. Learn More >