Category: Real Estate Litigation

On January 21, 2014, Mr. and Ms. Schellenberg suffered losses when a building on their property was damaged by a fire.
As was discussed in my previous article, Property, Parties, Price – How Far the Court Will Go to Insert the 3 P’s of Real Estate into a Contract, it is
One of the challenges in negligent construction disputes is that plaintiffs often start litigation only knowing something is wrong that needs to be fixed.
When would-be homeowners obtain home inspections, they place a great deal of reliance on the inspection report they receive.
COVID-19 has resulted in a number of issues which put the performance of purchase contracts for real property at risk.
When a party is denied on a claim by an insurer, a careful analysis of whether the denial is properly made is important.

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