Sentences with phrase «avoiding real estate litigation»
That said, avoiding real estate litigation is not always possible nor the best course of action.
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There are resolutions to avoid claims in particular areas of law (litigation, corporate / commercial, real estate, family law, wills / estates and crimina) as well as resolutions to run an efficient and... [more]
Real Estate + Development Group lawyer Evan J. Seeman and Business Litigation Group lawyer John F. X. Peloso Jr. authored the practice note «Avoiding and Defending Against RLUIPA Claims,» published in Practical Law (Thomson Reuters) on December 22, 2016.
Ms. Hope - Selkin is a well rounded attorney, whose wide array of experience in commercial and personal injury litigation provides her a unique ability in real estate, wills & estates and employment / business law to proactively represent her clients» interest in such a way to avoid protracted litigation wherever possible.
From litigation, to family law, real estate and corporate, brain science applications can help manage client expectations, smooth negotiations, and help avoid costly mistakes.
Our goal is to provide preventative counseling to help dealership clients avoid disputes; however, in the event a dealership or owner faces consumer or class action complaints, manufacturer or vendor disputes, real estate and employment litigation, or other litigation matters, our attorneys have the experience to assist either through alternative dispute resolution or by providing an aggressive litigation strategy.
Brougher recommended the following to help real estate professionals reach compliance and potentially avoid future litigation:
This will help solidify the status of real estate salespeople as independent contractors and avoid future litigation challenging this practice.
If real estate professionals did purchase this data, they would have to tread carefully to avoid offending prospects and opening themselves up to litigation based on discriminatory advertising.
Brougher recommended these simple steps to help real estate companies begin the steps to reach compliance and potentially avoid future litigation: