Avoiding Traps for the Unwary in Real Estate Law
What do a commercial litigator, a divorce attorney, an eminent domain lawyer, a banking attorney and a general practitioner have in common? At some point, each will encounter real property, either as the subject of litigation or as collateral in a settlement agreement, writes Emily M. Herbster.
Title Insurance Issues That Can Arise in Litigation and Transactions
Attorneys should consider consulting with a title company when structuring a litigation settlement or other transaction that involves an award, partition or conveyance of real property, write Brian Watts and David Fair.
