Our firm has tried cases involving the seller of a home’s failure to disclose defects known to the seller but unknown to the buyer.  The recent […]

People often inquire about whether their non-compete agreements are enforceable because there is a single provision that contradicts § 542.335, Fla. Stat.  In the recent case […]

Kelsky Law is pleased to announce that it was able to have a state court judgment excluded from bankruptcy thereby allowing collection on the debt obtained […]

Kelsky Law is proud to announce that Brad Kelsky has been awarded AV Preeminent status by Martindale-Hubbell as chosen by his peers.

Representing homeowners, Kelsky Law is proud to announce that it obtained a jury verdict against a contractor who filed suit on a construction lien, for breach […]

Kelsky Law, P.A., is proud to announce that Brad E. Kelsky, Esq., has been named as a Top Lawyer by the South Florida Legal Guide for […]

We frequently field questions from former employees about whether a non-compete is enforceable because it will financially burden him/her.  Recently, the Second District Court of Appeal, […]

Kelsky Law, P.A., is proud to announce that Brad Kelsky and Barbara Llinas, in a construction defect case, obtained a judgment against a builder in the […]