B2K Development and Scott Burman Settled Legal Dispute
A three-year legal battle between the parties has ended following a mutual agreement between both sides.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Remote Work

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Scott Burman and B2K Development have finalized a settlement, resolving a litigation that began in October 2023. The agreement concludes a three-year dispute involving mutual claims over business exclusion and compensation.
Why it matters
The settlement resolves competing financial claims that pitted a family real estate legacy against a newer development venture. By ending the litigation, the parties have cleared the path to move forward with ongoing projects.
The dispute involved claims tied to a portfolio valued at $2 billion. Engel Burman entities previously alleged that Scott Burman collected $13.3 million in salary and fees he did not earn.
The players
Scott Burman
He is a real estate professional who initiated the legal action against his former development firm.
B2K Development
This development company was established in 2022 and maintains a significant real estate portfolio.
Engel Burman Group
This organization has been active in the real estate sector for 28 years.
The details
Scott Burman had alleged he was improperly shut out of the family business, while Engel Burman sought to claw back millions in compensation. The resolution follows several years of legal contention regarding the management of various real estate assets across New York.
Timeline
Engel Burman Group was founded in 1998.
B2K Development was formed in November 2022.
Scott Burman filed his lawsuit in October 2023.
The parties finalized the legal settlement on September 22, 2026.
Market Landscape
This settlement concludes a high-profile internal conflict that had drawn attention to the management of a $2 billion real estate portfolio. The resolution helps stabilize the competitive standing of the involved entities as they pursue major projects like the $70 million Boca Raton facility.
The settlement removes legal uncertainty for the companies, which could allow projects like the Boca Raton assisted living development to proceed without further delays. Residents and stakeholders in areas like Long Island and Mineola may see renewed progress on local real estate ventures.
The takeaway
Resolving internal disputes through settlement rather than trial provides a faster route for developers to resume construction activity. Parties in complex family-business conflicts often choose this path to protect the long-term value of their shared real estate assets.
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