Bio

Lynn Gollin is a partner in the Miami office. Her practice focuses on bankruptcy, insolvency and receivership matters, as well as construction law, and commercial litigation including defending class action suits. Ms. Gollin has significant experience with Chapter 11 business reorganizations and liquidations, state and federal court receiverships, representation of receivers and trustees in bankruptcy court, and has served as lead counsel in numerous cross border matters in Chapter 11 proceedings. Additionally, she has served as lead counsel on behalf of both landlords and tenants in liquidating chapter 11 bankruptcy cases, including occupancy issues, and negotiating and drafting asset purchase agreements. She also counsels individuals on Florida law regarding exemptions and asset protection vehicles, and exemptions under the Bankruptcy Code. Ms. Gollin frequently defends parties in business litigation representing clients in D&O and Shareholder disputes, business class action and multidistrict litigation including breach of contract actions, as well as claims involving actions brought under Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA), fiduciary obligations and negligent and fraudulent misrepresentation. Ms. Gollin has also handled claims involving complex business torts, antitrust, breach of fiduciary duty, professional employer organizations (PEOs), staffing companies and the administration of workers’ compensation claims. Ms. Gollin has represented many different parties involved in construction disputes and litigation. Ms. Gollin’s experience includes representation of owners, developers, public entities, receiverships, and condominium associations in construction litigation and drafting construction documents including, performance and payment bonds, architect/engineer agreements, general conditions, and construction management at-risk agreements. Ms. Gollin has handled claims arising from public construction projects involving sureties and contractors, defective construction claims, the equitable adjustment of contracts, change orders, project delays and unforeseen conditions and claims with respect to defective design, code defects, defective specifications, breach of contract, and failure to perform project management duties, including inspections and responses to requests for information. Ms. Gollin also represents CGL insurers and developers when section 558, Fla. Stat. claims arise upon completion of work and turnover of projects to condominium associations.