Commercial real estate disputes commonly arise during bullish real estate markets characterized by high development activities, numerous real estate funds, and partnerships. These scenarios involve arrangements between developers and investors, as well as relationships among joint developers collaborating on projects. Disputes encompass various issues such as breaches of contract, lack of good faith, unfair and deceptive trade practices, and instances of fraud where parties are induced into relationships without a genuine intent to perform. The complexity of these disputes becomes more apparent during the transition from a bullish to a bearish real estate market, leading to project losses and blame-shifting among involved parties.

Handling such disputes is a common occurrence, particularly when real estate projects face financial challenges. This includes addressing issues related to construction disputes, involving subpar construction work, negligent contractors, and underperforming subcontractors. These aspects, including real estate and construction disputes, are areas where the firm is actively involved, managing cases that arise during different market conditions.