Butler & Hosch, P.A., was started over 30 years ago specializing
in banking, family, criminal, and real property litigation.
C. Victor Butler, Jr. started the foreclosure department almost 26 years
ago and was one of the first attorneys in the state of Florida
to specialize in residential mortgage foreclosures. Robert H. Hosch, Jr.
joined the firm in 1988, and at that time the firm represented some
of the largest residential mortgage bankers and servicers in the
industry throughout the entire state of Florida.
Starting in 1991 the firm realized the importance of investing
in technology to bring the firm to a higher level of expertise
which would allow it to handle the ever-changing landscape
of the residential mortgage industry. Mr. Hosch became a partner
in 1993 and Managing Partner in 1997. He has continued the firm's
commitment to investing in technology and has helped us emerge
into one of the top technological firms representing
the
mortgage banking industry. This technological expertise has been
noted as the best in the nation by a Government Secured Enterprise
and current clients.
Butler & Hosch, P.A. has maintained an AV rating, the highest
rating offered by Martindale-Hubbell, and has obtained the prestigious
designation of "Premier Law Firm" as rated by Martindale-Hubbell.
The law firm is also listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.
This registration is only given to those firms who have been recognized
for their high professional legal standards and ethics in the community.
Significant Milestones |
|
Firm established by C. Victor Butler,
Jr. |
1977 |
Foreclosure department started |
1988 |
Robert H. Hosch, Jr., joined the firm |
1993 |
Robert H. Hosch, Jr., became Partner |
1997 |
Robert H. Hosch, Jr., appointed Managing
Partner |
| |
Firm limited representation to residential
mortgage lenders and servicers |
2000
|
Expansion into Louisiana |
2002
|
Designated counsel for Fannie Mae in Florida and Louisiana |
|
Designated counsel for MERS in Florida |
2003
|
Expansion into South Carolina |
| |
Expansion into Texas |
| |
Expansion into California |
2004
|
Expansion into Mississippi |
