Our land use law practice involves guiding clients through zoning, comprehensive planning, development approvals, variances, code compliance, and the public hearing process at the local level.

Our land use practice spans every stage of the development and regulatory process—from initial planning and zoning to state-level administrative hearings and judicial review. We regularly assist clients in securing rezoning, variances, conditional use approvals, and development orders, guiding them through the often complex procedures required by local governments. When needed, we appear before planning boards, zoning commissions, and elected bodies to advocate for project approval or resolve regulatory concerns. Our deep understanding of local comprehensive plans, land development codes, and permitting processes allows us to provide strategic, tailored counsel to property owners, developers, businesses, and community stakeholders.

In addition to local proceedings, we represent clients in administrative hearings before state agencies such as the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Department of Economic Opportunity. We are also experienced in challenging or defending land use decisions through petitions for writ of certiorari and other actions before Florida’s circuit courts. Whether working to move a project forward or seeking relief from an adverse decision, we combine thorough legal analysis with persuasive advocacy to protect our clients’ rights and advance their objectives.