Cases Miami Attorney Aaron Resnick Has Handled
Miami business attorney Aaron Resnick of Law Offices of Aaron Resnick has handled business disputes that drew national and Miami coverage. His matters include the Ultra Music Festival founder dispute and statewide condominium fee class actions that settled at Plaza 851 Brickell and Icon Brickell.
What Kinds of Cases Has Aaron Resnick Handled?
Aaron Resnick has handled venture and ownership disputes, condominium deposit and fee litigation, and commission and profits claims. His matters include the Ultra Music Festival founder dispute, W South Beach deposit suits for four NFL players, statewide condominium fee class actions and a commission suit over a $26 million Coral Gables auction sale.
A Miami Hostel Venture
Aaron Resnick represented his client in litigation over a Miami hostel venture. BuzzFeed News, CNN, ABC News, Reuters, Vanity Fair, The Advocate and Miami New Times covered the dispute and surrounding events from 2018 to 2022. National Media Representation sets out the coverage.
The Ultra Music Festival Founder Dispute
The Miami Herald quoted Aaron Resnick as the attorney for Ultra Music Festival co-founder Alex Omes on January 13, 2015, and on February 7, 2015 named him as the attorney preparing Mr. Omes's case for trial over his ownership interest in the festival. Pollstar covered the founder dispute in the trade press.
W South Beach Condo Hotel Deposits
In 2012 Aaron Resnick represented four NFL players who sued the developer of the W South Beach condo hotel to recover their deposits, Miami New Times reported on July 13, 2012. The New York Times quoted him in its September 20, 2012 story on the suits.
The Condominium Deposit Recovery Era
The Observer quoted Aaron Resnick in October 2008 on condominium deposit litigation. Miami Beach Real Estate Blog reported in January 2009 on a complaint he filed for purchasers at Canyon Ranch Living Miami Beach. The firm ran its deposit recovery practice as RecoverMyDeposit.com.
Statewide Condominium Fee Class Actions
In November 2016 the firm filed class actions statewide to recover transfer and application fees that condominium associations charged renters and buyers.
The Plaza 851 Brickell association agreed to pay up to $300,000 to settle its class action, the Miami Herald reported on September 17, 2019. The Icon Brickell Tower 1 association agreed to a $762,500 settlement, The Real Deal reported on April 28, 2020.
A Coral Gables Commission Dispute
The Real Deal reported on June 6, 2019 that Aaron Resnick represented the seller entity in a suit over an unpaid commission on a $26 million Coral Gables auction sale.
A Federal Action Involving Carmine's
The New York Post reported on January 13, 2011 that an investor had sued in federal court over profits from Carmine's restaurants. Aaron Resnick handled the federal action for the investor as co-counsel.
Sports and Entertainment Representation
The Wall Street Journal quoted Aaron Resnick on December 4, 2012 about nightclubs inside sports arenas, and Al Jazeera English interviewed him from Miami on September 28, 2013 about Cuba permitting its athletes to play abroad. The firm has represented professional athletes from the NFL, NBA and MLB.
Other Cases in the News
Courthouse News Service named Aaron Resnick as counsel in a concert producer's suit on March 7, 2011. Miami New Times named him as the lawyer for the Heart nightclub on November 6, 2017.
Related Pages
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- Press and media coverage
- Miami business litigation
- Condominium record
- Aaron Resnick's biography
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In the News
Icon Brickell condo association settles class action suit alleging it charged illegal fees
The Real Deal | April 28, 2020
The Real Deal reported that the Icon Brickell Tower 1 association agreed to a $762,500 settlement of the class action over its move-in, move-out and application fees. Attorneys Aaron Resnick and Jordan Shaw were co-lead class counsel. The story quotes their joint statement calling the fees a profit center.
Condo boards 'fatten coffers' with illegal fees. Residents just won a class-action settlement
Miami Herald | September 17, 2019
The Miami Herald reported on September 17, 2019 that condominium residents won a class action settlement over transfer and application fees. The Herald quoted Aaron Resnick, who represented the plaintiffs in the Plaza lawsuit: "Associations have historically charged these fees to fatten their coffers even though they don't disclose them."
Coldwell Banker sues for unpaid commission on $26M Coral Gables auction sale
The Real Deal | June 6, 2019
The Real Deal reported on June 6, 2019, in an article by Katherine Kallergis, that Aaron Resnick represented the seller entity in a suit over an unpaid commission on a $26 million Coral Gables auction sale. Coldwell Banker brought the suit over the commission it said it was owed.
Death of Ultra co-founder Omes leaves much unsettled
Miami Herald | February 7, 2015
On February 7, 2015, the Miami Herald reported on what the January death of Ultra Music Festival co-founder Alex Omes, 43, left unsettled. The Herald named Aaron Resnick as the attorney preparing Mr. Omes's case for trial, after quoting him as Mr. Omes's attorney in its January 13, 2015 obituary.
A Sexy Investment, but Read the Fine Print
The New York Times | September 20, 2012
The New York Times reported on September 20, 2012 on buyers of W South Beach condo hotel units who sued the developer to recover their deposits. The Times quoted Aaron Resnick, who represented four professional football players in the suits.
Investor sues over profit$ from Carmine's restaurant
New York Post | January 13, 2011
The New York Post reported on January 13, 2011 that an investor had sued in federal court over profits from Carmine's restaurants. Aaron Resnick handled the federal action for the investor as co-counsel, and the firm's page on the coverage sets out the case.
