Since its inception in 1973, Young, van Assenderp & Varnadoe has maintained a general commercial practice with an emphasis on corporate law, real estate law, and State regulatory agency law. More specifically, the firm has acquired considerable experience in:

	Land use and growth management law;
	Environmental law in its many facets;
	Real estate (transactional, mortgage lendings, closings, title insurance, condemnations, homeowner associations, eminent domain);
	Litigation (both trial and appellate);
	Administration rule-making, adjudication, licensing, and permitting;
	Utilities regulation and the determination of need for and the processing of certification for additional power plants;
	Florida sales, use, ad valorem and non-ad valorem (special) assessment law;
	Lobbying (both legislative and administrative) ; and
	Corporate Law

Young, van Assenderp & Varnadoe currently maintains two offices, one centrally located in Florida's capital, Tallahassee, and one in Naples, a rapidly growing city on the southwest Gulf coast. The Naples office concentrates on the practice of growth management, land use, and environmental law, together with a traditional real property and general commercial practice.

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