April 19, 2005
St. Petersburg, FL – Gregory Rix, a lawyer with Brigham Moore, the state’s largest private property rights defense firm, has been named to the steering committee for Florida State University’s Real Estate Trends & Networking Conference, for a four-year term beginning this year. This year’s conference, the 11th annual event, takes place November 3-4, 2005 in Tallahassee. The conference is organized to inform participants of the emerging trends and critical issues facing the real estate industry. The conference sessions are designed to provide information on: investment and development hot spots; market trends; the real estate services industry; and institutional activities. Last year, approximately four hundred people attended the popular event. “I have attended this conference since its inception, and not only is it highly informative, with excellent keynote speakers and discussion, but a great networking opportunity with other real estate professionals and FSU alumni as well,” said Rix. “I am happy to work with the other steering committee members to ensure that the conference will continue to be a success.”
Gregory Rix has a bachelor's degree in Finance and Real Estate from Florida State University, an MBA from Stetson University, and is a graduate of Stetson University College of Law. Prior to becoming a lawyer, he was a State Certified General Real Estate Appraiser focusing his practice on assignments involving eminent domain. He joined Brigham Moore in 2000 and practices in the firm's St. Petersburg office.
Brigham Moore is Florida's leading statewide eminent domain and property rights defense firm with offices in Jacksonville, Miami, West Palm Beach, Sarasota and St. Petersburg. Since its founding more than 30 years ago, Brigham Moore has built a statewide and national reputation for zealous protection of property rights and for skillful advocacy in pursuit of constitutional full compensation. In addition to representing private property owners in the context of eminent domain proceedings, inverse condemnation, regulatory takings, Private Property Protection Act claims, and pre-condemnation counseling, the firm also devotes significant resources to maintaining and improving property rights protection by consistent advocacy for legislative and constitutional reforms in Florida