Neuman Law, PA Named Best Real Estate Litigation Firm of 2026

Neuman Law, PA has received the 2026 ELA Award for Best Real Estate Litigation Firm, presented by Expert Law Attorneys. The award recognizes the Boca Raton, Florida firm for representing clients in real estate and property disputes.

About the 2026 ELA Awards

The 2026 ELA Awards highlight law firms that deliver for the people they represent. The program recognizes firms across a wide range of practice areas for their experience, their reputation with clients, their professional conduct, and their service to their communities.

Why Neuman Law, PA Earned the Recognition

Neuman Law, PA is a boutique Boca Raton law firm focused on construction litigation, real estate litigation, construction project administration, community association matters and business litigation. The firm represents property owners, developers, general contractors, subcontractors, design professionals and specialty trades throughout Florida, including Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin, Monroe and Hillsborough Counties. Managing Partner Eric J. Neuman, a Fordham University School of Law graduate admitted in Florida and New York, has been recognized by Super Lawyers, including as a Rising Star from 2010 to 2016, and has been quoted in the Palm Beach Post, Sun-Sentinel and Daily Business Review.

He is joined by Partner Devin T. Moore. The firm handles construction defects, mechanic’s liens, payment and contract disputes, delay claims, change orders, landlord and tenant disputes, evictions, quiet title actions, partnership disputes and condominium and homeowners’ association issues. Operating as a concierge practice, the firm gives clients direct access to an attorney and gets involved early through contract review and project administration to help avoid disputes.

What the Award Means for Clients

For anyone dealing with a property dispute, the ELA Award is a helpful signal when comparing firms. It reflects the experience, client service, and professionalism Neuman Law, PA brings to each matter. The best next step is always a conversation with the attorney about your specific situation.