Areas of Practice

We represent title insurance underwriters, banks, lenders, property owners, commercial landlords and management companies. Our lawyers possess decades of combined experience with the successful handling of issues connected to the following:

• Commercial landlord-tenant disputes involving evictions and lease obligations

• Title insurance

• Foreclosures

• Real estate contracts

• Zoning disputes

• Construction liens

• Hearings before planning commissions and boards of county commissioners on zoning, development orders, future land use map amendments, and comprehensive plan matters

• Title disputes involving boundaries, surveys, easements, partition, defects, quiet title, or eminent domain

• Condemnation and inverse condemnation

• Commercial landlord-tenant disputes involving evictions and lease obligations

Our firm has become well-known throughout the Pensacola area for efficient business litigation and has earned a solid reputation among the area's judges. We utilize state-of-the-art technology and excel at thorough research, case preparation, and managing the high volume of documentation involved with business and commercial litigation. We litigate commercial issues in state and federal courts, including:

• Partnership, member, and shareholder disputes

• Contract litigation

• Business law issues

• Tortious interference (swift action to protect client interests when they are threatened by competitors who use unfair practices to steal customers or damage their business reputations)

• Company disputes

• Non-compete, non-solicitation, nondisclosure, and non-disparagement agreements

• Collections actions

We represent financial institutions, banks, businesses, corporations, lenders, commercial landlords, and other clients who need protection in bankruptcy and collections matters. Borowski & Traylor, P.A. attorneys handle every type of matter related to the preservation of our creditor clients' financial interests, including:

• Collections actions

• Suits on bank notes

• Domestication of judgments from another state where litigation has already occurred

• Bankruptcies

• Foreclosure litigation

• Replevin

• Garnishments