Mr. Kevin B. Elmore, Esq.

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  Walton Lantaff Schroeder & Carson LLP
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  Representative Experience: Huntington National Bank v.s. Grimm, Case No.09-CA-027262-0
  
  : 6:09-BK-12873-ABB- This matter involved a mortgage foreclosure
  related bankruptcy wherein the Debtors / Borrowers filed a Petition indicating they would surrender the property to a named creditor. Post-bankruptcy filing, the Mortgagor elected to retain counsel
  begin an aggressive, multi-year defense. Mr. Elmore served as litigation co-counsel in the matter
  ultimately secured orders from the Middle District
  State Circuit Courts estopping the borrowers from further defending the case or face contempt/sanctions for dishonoring sworn statements. This case was a matter of first impression for the Middle District Orl
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  has lead to a bevy of similar rulings which cut the timeline for mortgage foreclosures significantly.
  Hire Quest, LLC v.s. Ganik Builders, Inc., This matter involved a Construction ( Mechanic's ) Lien for services rendered to a commercial development under General Contractor, Ganik Builders', control. The case was initiated by another firm on behalf of the client
  went unresolved for several years. Mr. Elmore substituted in as counsel
  after WLSC's aggressive motion practice, the parties were able to resolve the case in a matter of weeks.
  Miguel Rivera, et. al. v.s. Citizens Property Insurance Corp., 16-CA-006185 (2016) Hillsborough County Circuit Court, Tampa, FL: Plaintiffs launched a multiyear litigation campaign against Defendant in relation to a property insurance dispute for alleged water-loss
  windstorm damages. The homeowner's policy at issue implicated a rather complex area of law related to Florida's Efficient Proximate Cause doctrine. Extensive discovery disputes followed, resulting in numerous motions to compel by Mr. Elmore. After successfully winning each respective motion (
  entitlement to attorney's fees), Plaintiff's case was dismissed
  permanently barred by Florida's Statute of Limitations. This case is representative of the fact that many matters are won by simple, persistent diligence.