OBJ - What Types of Business Cases Does Your Firm See Most Often

ORLANDO BUSINESS JOURNAL'S BOOK OF LAW - 2008
Frank Pohl,
Pohl & Short, P.A.

What types of Business Cases Does Your Firm See Most Often?

“In these economic times, we have seen a significant increase in breach of contract disputes of all types and in litigation concerning real property.

“Construction claims, intellectual property disputes, homeowner association matters, shareholder/partnership breakups and probate litigation have all multiplied. Why? The easy answer is to say that entities and individuals are fighting over money.

“However, we hear over and over again: ‘We were doing business and something went wrong. We were buying or selling property and circumstances changed and something went wrong. Something went wrong with my grandmother’s will, or something went wrong and I got sued.’

‘These are times of ‘something went wrong,’ and our law firm is there to help.”

Frank Pohl founded Pohl & Short, P.A. based upon the belief that a high quality small commercial law firm was needed in the Orlando, Florida area as an alternative to the large commercial law firms. He still believes that client responsiveness and satisfaction has a place in a fast changing legal profession. Frank has been involved in the Central Florida community for more than twenty-five years. He has been a dedicated past board member of many local organizations over the years. Frank graduated magna cum laude with a B.G.S. Degree from the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida; attended the University College at the University of London as an undergraduate studying British literature and British history; obtained his Juris Doctorate Degree in 1979; and obtained a Masters of Law and Letters Degree (LL.M.) from New York University School of Law in 1980. Frank is a member of The Florida Bar, the California Bar, and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. He is also admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court. He has served on the Orange County Bar Association Real Estate Committee and is a member of the The Florida Bar’s Real Property and Corporation and Business Law Section. He has also served on the Florida Bar Grievance Committee.