Christian R. Leto

Christian R. Leto joined Olive Judd in 2023. His practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, construction litigation, and corporate law. Before joining Olive Judd as an associate, Christian clerked for the firm during his last year of law school.

Christian earned his Juris Doctor, Cum Laude, from Florida International University in 2023. While at FIU law, Christian served as the President of both the Federal Bar Association and the Employment and Labor Law Society. Christian was also a member of the FIU Law Moot Court team and his team earned semi-finalist recognition at the Billings, Exum & Frye National Moot Court Competition.

Contracts – What Are They and How Do You Protect Yourself?

Contracts govern many of our day-to-day personal and business transactions. Many of us, knowingly and unknowingly, enter into written or oral contracts. Whether it pertains to the sale of a good/item, an agreement to sell property, or business-related agreements, contracts govern the way we conduct ourselves in many avenues of […]

Transaction Brokers vs. Single Agents, Does Fiduciary Duty Apply?

Many homes are sold across the country via Real Estate Brokers or individual homeowners. With nearly 6 million homes sold this year, the Real Estate Market is operating at a high level. However, increased activity in the housing market may bring an influx of litigation. As a real estate broker, […]

Vacation Rental Renewals

Vacation Rentals are a hot commodity in South Florida. With beaches, sunshine, and many activities, South Florida is a popular destination for many tourists. However, maintenance of these vacation rentals can be burdensome. In order to have a valid Vacation Rental Property in the city of Fort Lauderdale, an owner […]

The Florida Homestead Exemption, how you may be able to reduce your tax burden and protect your primary residence from judgment creditors.

Florida is home to sunshine, beaches, and much more. While many individuals vacation in the sunshine state, others choose to make it their home for a plethora of reasons. One of these many reasons may be the Homestead Exemption and creditor protection delineated in the Florida Constitution. In short, the […]

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Contracts – What Are They and How Do You Protect Yourself?

Transaction Brokers vs. Single Agents, Does Fiduciary Duty Apply?

Vacation Rental Renewals

The Florida Homestead Exemption, how you may be able to reduce your tax burden and protect your primary residence from judgment creditors.