Claudia Cobreiro, Esq. | Source | Founder at Cobreiro Law
Claudia Cobreiro, Esq.
Claudia is a fully bilingual (English and Spanish) Miami-based attorney who practices Real Estate, Family, and Business law.
With nearly a decade of experience (first as legal support staff, then as an associate attorney, later as a partner, and most recently as the founder of Cobreiro Law and Top Notch Title), Claudia is widely regarded as an authority on complex real estate legal matters, especially in the sizzling South Florida consumer real estate industry.
CNBC, U.S. News & World Report, The Miami Herald, The Real Deal, Yahoo Finance, Univision, REALTOR Magazine, NerdWallert, and others have sought out and trusted her expertise.
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Cobreiro Law (http://cobreirolaw.com)
Founder
started Jul 2022 -
Top Notch Title (http://topnotchtitlefl.com/)
Founder
started Jul 2022 -
Feinstein Mendez & Cobreiro, P.A. (https://fmclawfirm.com/)
Partner
Jun 2020 – Jun 2022
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South Florida Brokers React to Commission Litigation (The Real Deal, April 2024)
This article for The Real Deal by Katherine Kallergis dives deeper into South Florida real estate brokerages' predictions that a “survival of the fittest” would ensue following the news of NAR’s settlement. Claudia chimed in with her thoughts about how the industry would fare this “wave.”
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Advice for Working With a Home Buyer’s Agent This Spring (NerdWallet, April 2024)
With all signs across the real estate industry pointing to a summer season that may shake up how home buyers work with their real estate agents, Claudia spoke with NerdWallet's Holden Lewis about the potential effects of the proposed NAR settlement. She also weighed in about whether she recommends that prospective buyers look to save money on a home purchase by skipping the buyer’s agent.
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Here's How That $418 Million Realtor Lawsuit Will Change Homebuying Forever (Apartment Therapy, March 2024)
Apartment Therapy’s Brittany Anas spoke to several experts about the NAR Settlement, concluding that experts were split on whether the ruling would help or hurt buyers. Claudia underscored that it is critical for homebuyers and sellers alike to remember that this was not an approved settlement and had no immediate impact on the current real estate landscape.
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