Current Structuring Issues Affecting Condo Successor Developers
University of Miami School
Speaking Engagement
October 24-26, 2012
Martin A. Schwartz, speaks at the "Current Structuring Issues Affecting Condo Successor Developers: Bulk Buyer vs Bulk Assignee; Partial vs Whole Terminations, Dealing with the Fractured Association," event hosted by the 37th Institute on Condominium & Cluster Developments presented by University of Miami School of Law.
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