DGIM Law, PLLC

DGIM Law is hiring 📣 Senior Associates and Partner-level attorneys to grow the following practice areas: - Commercial and real estate litigation - Probate litigation - Corporate bankruptcy, insolvency & receiverships At DGIM Law, we offer more than just a job—we provide a supportive and thriving environment centered around a dynamic team that prioritizes health, happiness, and balance in the legal profession. Want more? South Florida's weather couldn't be more appealing right now ... and the following: ✔ Competitive compensation ✔ Unrivaled benefits ✔ Access to top-tier PR services ✔ A robust marketing platform ✔ Personal and team coaching *While a portable book of business is preferred, it is not required. If you or someone you know is interested in exploring these opportunities, comment below, DM us or reach out to one of our Partners— Daniel Gielchinsky, Jonathan Groth, or Monique D. Hayes—to start the conversation!

#WomensHistoryMonth reminds us how far women have come in the legal profession. In 1869, Arabella Mansfield became the first woman admitted to the bar in the U.S.—paving the way for generations of women to follow. Today, women are leading the way as attorneys, judges, and policymakers, shaping the future of law. At DGIM Law, we celebrate the women in our profession who continue to break barriers and advocate for justice.

Joann Fabrics is closing all 800 stores after 82 years, following two bankruptcy filings within a year. This serves as a cautionary tale for businesses: managing debt carefully, diversifying supply chains, staying adaptable to market trends, investing in e-commerce, and regularly assessing store performance are key to long-term success. Proactive financial planning and strategic decision-making can help businesses avoid similar pitfalls. Need legal guidance on protecting your business? Contact us. https://lnkd.in/erfp2mep

Did you know? Research shows that workplace collaboration can increase productivity by 50%. Whether it’s brainstorming strategies, refining case approaches, or problem-solving as a team, we know that the best results come from open conversations and collective expertise. Great legal work doesn’t happen in silos. That’s why we foster a culture where collaboration isn’t just encouraged—it’s essential.

Over the past few months, numerous restaurants have faced bankruptcy, and the trend isn't slowing down. As DGIM Partner Daniel Gielchinsky shared with Fox Business Network major restaurant chains will likely continue filing for bankruptcy protection in the coming years as they grapple with the heavy debt accumulated during the COVID-19 pandemic. For Daniel's full insights, read article here: https://lnkd.in/g3iv82pW

Behind every great legal team is a powerhouse of skilled paralegals who keep everything running smoothly. At DGIM Law, our paralegals are the backbone of our practice—bringing precision, dedication, and invaluable support to every case.

Subchapter V has long served as a vital lifeline for struggling small businesses, but the reduced debt limit has left many owners with few viable options. With alternatives often proving too costly or risky, DGIM Partner Daniel Gielchinsky spoke with Law360 to share his insights on the challenges businesses now face. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eVB29zCV

At DGIM Law, we believe in teamwork, strategic thinking, and delivering real solutions for our clients. As we continue to grow, we’re looking for talented professionals who share our dedication to thoughtful advocacy and creative problem-solving. If you’re interested in joining a dynamic team that values professional development and a strong firm culture, send us a DM. We’d love to connect!

DGIM Law Partner Daniel Gielchinsky breaks down Chapter 11 bankruptcy—what it is, how it works, and who it helps. 🔄 Watch to learn how businesses can restructure and regain financial stability.

Besides being a Partner at DGIM Law, Jonathan Groth also serves as the Mayor of the Village of Biscayne Park. He was recently joined by the South Florida Police Benevolent Association, Inc and its president Steadman Stahl, Villages Chief of Police Mark Steele, and Interim Manager Al Childress to execute the Village and the PBA’s collective bargaining agreement to continue to provide the neighborhood with top flight police and community services and to ensure protections and fair treatment of all officers serving the Village.