January 13, 2022
Real estate litigation lawyers in Los Angeles are usually very familiar with partnership disputes and dissolutions. However, not all real estate attorneys are familiar with California’s Corporation Code and its provisions regarding the partnership buyout procedure. This code section provides that in a suit for …
Read MoreWhen people make an agreement, it is common practice for at least one of them to ask to “get it in writing,” or, in other words, get a written contract. Other times, a person who made an agreement with another person might try to later …
Read MoreWhen a business agrees to a lease with a commercial landlord, both the business and the landlord are agreeing to a set of obligations made to one another, the primary obligation of the tenant being to pay rent and the primary obligation of the landlord …
Read MorePerhaps you have heard of a lis pendens in your property dealings but have only a vague understanding of what it is, or maybe you have just found out that a lis pendens has been attached to your property and you’re googling the term for …
Read MoreIn a unanimous decision handed down by the California Supreme Court in late November, the court held that real estate agents who represent both the buyer and seller of a property in a transaction face increased disclosure duties with respect to what they must provide …
Read MoreThe sometimes murky concept of “specific performance” has roots going back hundreds of years in the common law, and has been limited in many jurisdictions and areas of law, but specific performance is still alive and well in the world of California real estate litigation. …
Read MorePatrick Willis made the Pro Bowl seven years running as a linebacker with the San Francisco 49er’s before he surprised everyone by retiring at age 30 to go join a Silicon Valley tech startup called Open Source Storage. But the teamwork that is so essential …
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