Michelle is chair of the firm’s Global Club and Branded Residences Group and co-chair of the Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Team. Michelle advises her club, community association, hotel operator and developer clients with projects in the U.S. as well as the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Latin America, and Asia. Her primary focus is negotiating, structuring, and amending...
Michelle is chair of the firm’s Global Club and Branded Residences Group and co-chair of the Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Team. Michelle advises her club, community association, hotel operator and developer clients with projects in the U.S. as well as the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Latin America, and Asia. Her primary focus is negotiating, structuring, and amending the governance documents for golf, tennis, marina, polo, spa and fitness, tennis, and dining clubs as well as the merger, licensing, marketing, management, and consumer documents necessary for residential and resort communities, mixed-use projects, community associations, condominiums, and clubs of all types.
Michelle uses her global hospitality industry experience to guide her clients through complex substantive issues in the current legal and economic environment, as well as operational, business, and financial issues to be addressed through the life of the project. When working on development projects overseas, she helps achieve integration of western business and legal objectives within foreign jurisdictional frameworks by implementing innovative and creative solutions.
As a Florida Supreme Court qualified arbitrator, a certified circuit civil mediator, and one of four professionals selected by the American Arbitration Association for the National Golf Industry Panel, Michelle serves as arbitrator or mediator to resolve a wide range of disputes. When assisting clients, she uses her dispute resolution experience to provide counsel with a view toward dispute avoidance. She has written and lectured extensively on the issues concerning residential, resort, and golf projects and authored the book “The Club Litigation Book – Keeping Clubs out of Court.”
the governance documents for golf, tennis, marina, polo, spa and fitness, tennis, and dining clubs as well as the merger, licensing, marketing, management, and consumer documents necessary for residential and resort communities, mixed-use projects, community associations, condominiums, and clubs of all types.
Michelle uses her global hospitality industry experience to guide her clients through complex substantive issues in the current legal and economic environment, as well as operational, business, and financial issues to be addressed through the life of the project. When working on development projects overseas, she helps achieve integration of western business and legal objectives within foreign jurisdictional frameworks by implementing innovative and creative solutions.
As a Florida Supreme Court qualified arbitrator, a certified circuit civil mediator, and one of four professionals selected by the American Arbitration Association for the National Golf Industry Panel, Michelle serves as arbitrator or mediator to resolve a wide range of disputes. When assisting clients, she uses her dispute resolution experience to provide counsel with a view toward dispute avoidance. She has written and lectured extensively on the issues concerning residential, resort, and golf projects and authored the book “The Club Litigation Book – Keeping Clubs out of Court.”
Michelle is chair of the firm’s Global Club and Branded Residences Group and co-chair of the Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Team. Michelle advises her club, community association, hotel operator and developer clients with projects in the U.S. as well as the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Latin America, and Asia. Her primary focus is negotiating, structuring, and amending... the governance documents for golf, tennis, marina, polo, spa and fitness, tennis, and dining clubs as well as the merger, licensing, marketing, management, and consumer documents necessary for residential and resort communities, mixed-use projects, community associations, condominiums, and clubs of all types.
Michelle uses her global hospitality industry experience to guide her clients through complex substantive issues in the current legal and economic environment, as well as operational, business, and financial issues to be addressed through the life of the project. When working on development projects overseas, she helps achieve integration of western business and legal objectives within foreign jurisdictional frameworks by implementing innovative and creative solutions.
As a Florida Supreme Court qualified arbitrator, a certified circuit civil mediator, and one of four professionals selected by the American Arbitration Association for the National Golf Industry Panel, Michelle serves as arbitrator or mediator to resolve a wide range of disputes. When assisting clients, she uses her dispute resolution experience to provide counsel with a view toward dispute avoidance. She has written and lectured extensively on the issues concerning residential, resort, and golf projects and authored the book “The Club Litigation Book – Keeping Clubs out of Court.”