Gavin Williams
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law
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Gavin Williams is a top attorney recognized by Best Lawyers in the practice area(s) of Real Estate Law. Gavin, who practices law in Miami, Florida, has been recognized since 2016. This recognition is based on an exhaustive peer-review survey, reflecting the high esteem in which Gavin is held by other top lawyers in the same geographic and legal practice area.
Jurisdiction
Florida
State Capital
Tallahassee
Highest Court
Florida Supreme Court
Bar Association
The Florida Bar
Typical Consultation
$150-$300
Typical Hourly Range
$225-$425/hr
Fee Model Notes
Estate planning often uses flat-fee packages, while probate disputes tend to be hourly.
Estimates vary by market, complexity, urgency, and attorney experience.
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2016
David Kelly
I engaged Gavin Williams at Holland & Knight to assist with a complex commercial property acquisition in the Jacksonville area. His knowledge of Florida real estate law was evident, and his background, including his recognition in the field since 2016, provided confidence. He navigated the due diligence process thoroughly, identifying several title issues and zoning considerations that required careful negotiation with the seller's counsel. The transaction ultimately closed successfully, which was the primary goal. However, my experience was mixed on the service front. While Gavin is clearly an expert, there were periods where communication was slower than I would have preferred. Responses to emails sometimes took a couple of days, and it was occasionally difficult to get a clear timeline for next steps without following up. For a straightforward matter, his competence is unquestionable. For clients who require more frequent touchpoints and proactive updates, setting clear expectations at the outset would be beneficial. He is a solid attorney who knows his practice area inside and out, but the overall client service experience felt more transactional than collaborative.