James M. Norman Lawyer Profile on Martindale.com

James M. Norman

Co-Chair, Global Hospitality and Resorts Group

Holland & Knight LLP
One East Broward Boulevard, Suite 1300
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
(Broward Co.)

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 14070, Florida

Telephone: 954-525-1000
Fax: 954-463-2030
http://www.hklaw.com

Email: Contact via email

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#239 out of 3,606 lawyers in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
#50,961 out of 890,538 total lawyers Overall

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Experience & Credentials

Practice Areas	Real Property Law(5%); Commercial Real Estate Development; Hotel Development(25%); Hotel Management(70%); Construction and Design Contracts

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Education	University of Miami, J.D., 1971, Dickinson College and University of Florida, B.A., 1967

Admitted	1971, Florida; 1976, U.S. Supreme Court

Memberships	Broward County and American Bar Associations; The Florida Bar.

Born	Newark, New Jersey, July 6, 1945

Biography	Delta Theta Phi. Member, Bar and Gavel. Listed, Chambers USA, Leisure and Hospitality, 2007. Author: Uniform Title Standard, "Effect of Judgment Discharged in Bankruptcy on Title to After - Acquired Property, adopted November, 1983"; "Liens and Encumbrances," Real Property Title Examination and Insurance in Florida, Second Edition, 1988; "The Golden Rule Revisited (Hotel Management Agreements)," 1998; "Strange Bedfellows—Hotel Owners and Operators," 1999; "Woodley Road: A Bumpy Road For Hotel Operators," 2000; "The State of the Hospitality Industry: The Legal Perspective", 2002; "When Hotel Guests Become Hotel Pests," 2004; "Securities Regulation of Condo Hotels," 2005; "Incentive Management Fees in Condo Hotels," 2006; "Government Regulation of Condominium Hotels," 2006; "Caribbean Resort Development," 2006; "Certificates of Insurance: Is What You See, What You Get?" 2007; "Zen and the Art of Letters of Intent," 2007.

ISLN	904125991

Articles by this firm on Martindale.com Pre-Commencement Termination of Hotel Management Agreements: Is Breaking Up Hard to Do? James M. Norman, July 16, 2008 In 1962, Neil Sedaka, with his lyricist Howard Greenfield, wrote "Breaking Up is Hard to Do." That same year, Sedaka recorded the song for the first time. He later recorded a new version in 1975.