Before joining Shir Law Group, Mr. Zoberg spent his career arbitrating and litigating at the trial and appellate levels — including a published appellate opinion in favor of an association that reinstated a jury verdict and reversed a trial judge’s order for a new trial. He has counseled community associations and other corporations on vendor contracts, corporate documents, leases and settlement agreements.
Mr. Zoberg has been at the forefront of helping community associations collect the debts owed to them. He was among the first to win court orders allowing associations to appoint a single receiver to collect rent from tenants living in delinquent units — before the statute allowing associations to collect rent directly was enacted — and among the first to persuade judges to let receivers rent abandoned delinquent units. Those results were covered in several newspapers.
He has drafted proposed legislation, trained junior associates in community association law, and supervised a large firm’s high-volume collection and foreclosure practice. His litigation experience includes FDUTPA, covenant enforcement, discrimination, Fair Housing Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, construction defect and commercial landlord–tenant matters.