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Rachael Bronstein By Oct 17, 2019 Posted in Announcements Share

Marketing pork as “prime” is deceptive because consumers associate the word prime with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s official quality grades for beef, veal and calf, states a new lawsuit filed on Oct. 15, 2019, against The Fresh Market and Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. (Courtesy / Courtesy) https://www.sun-sentinel.com/business/fl-bz-tyson-fresh-market-prime-pork-lawsuit-20191016-xlbd662crnb4rmnuawzljbtr6y-story.html

Rachael Bronstein By May 21, 2018 Posted in Announcements Share

Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal Finds Ambiguity in Exculpatory Clause Renders Same Unenforceable. MIAMI, FL (May 9, 2018) – Today, a unanimous three-judge panel for the Florida Third District Court of Appeal issued an opinion that will have a significant impact on the scope of certain defenses that are routinely asserted by commercial landlords in civil litigation. Managing Partners Gary N. Mansfield and David Stone, along with Senior Associates Ariane Wolinsky and Robert Mansen […]

Rachael Bronstein By Dec 30, 2015 Posted in News Share

Mansfield Bronstein, PA was recently retained by a seller of commercial real estate in Broward County, Florida to assist with the closing of the transaction. The seller, represented only by a real estate broker, was strongly persuaded to not hire a real estate attorney to assist with the transaction. Seller was told multiple times that that hiring of a real estate attorney for a “standard” commercial transaction was a “waste of money” and that they […]

Rachael Bronstein By Dec 30, 2015 Posted in News Share

The Mansfield Bronstein, PA real estate department closed a $9,375,000.00 multi-property refinance this month that took nearly 6 months to complete and involved complex, multi-jurisdictional issues in two Florida counties. The properties, located in Orlando and Miami had common investor groups, but different minority owners. The Mansfield Bronstein team assisted the client in closing the transaction by solving complex zoning, ADA, taxation, cross-collateralization, property condition and title issues that had prevented the financing of the […]

Rachael Bronstein By Feb 26, 2014 Posted in News Share

By: Brittany Barsky Can you believe this happened? Last week, what was supposed to be a woman’s peaceful ending, turned into an exasperating encounter for her son. At 99 years old, Sylvia Powers’ requested that she die peacefully in her condo, the property she had been living in for the past 45 years. True to her wish, her son arranged for a hearse to pick Powers’ body up from her unit. While the deceased woman’s […]