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Andrea Lee Negroni
over 10 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Real Cases in Real Estate By Andrea Lee Negroni, Esq. – July 31st, 2012 Update
Real Cases in Real Estate is a weekly update on real estate law, with legal principles illustrated and explained by lawsuits from around the country. The topics are wide-ranging for appeal to a broad spectrum of readers including lawyers, homeowners...
Andrea Lee Negroni
over 10 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Real Cases in Real Estate By Andrea Lee Negroni, Esq. – August 6th, 2012 Update
Real Cases in Real Estate is a weekly update on real estate law, with legal principles illustrated and explained by lawsuits from around the country. The topics are wide-ranging for appeal to a broad spectrum of readers including lawyers, homeowners...
Ballard Spahr LLP
over 10 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Ballard Spahr LLP: Risk of Landlord Liability Rises in Pit Bull Attack Cases
By Shelah F. Lynn and Tina Shin Maryland landlords beware: the state's highest court has made it much easier for victims of attacks by pit bulls or pit bull mixes to win judgments-not only against the dog's owner, but also against any landlord...
Vetstein Law Group, P.C.
over 11 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Vetstein Law Group: Can Massachusetts Landlords Legally Require That Tenants Buy Renter’s Insurance?
By Richard D. Vetstein, ESQ Renter's Insurance Policy Raises Questions I've recently become aware that some Massachusetts landlords are requiring that tenants procure their own policy of renter's insurance as a condition of leasing....
Vetstein Law Group, P.C.
over 10 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Vetstein Law Group: The Renters Are Back! Questions You Can and Cannot Ask Prospective Tenants In Massachusetts
By Richard D. Vetstein, ESQ School is back and summer is over. September 1 and the start of the new rental cycle is right around the corner. It's time to review my best practices to get trouble-free, paying tenants in your Massachusetts rental...
Williams Mullen
over 10 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Williams Mullen: Retail Tenants Back Off Rent Concessions as Market Conditions Improve
BY: ROBERT CHARLES LAWSON In North Carolina and Virginia, although rental concessions still play a part in retail leasing negotiations, such rental concessions have softened compared to 2009, 2010 and 2011. Commercial brokers in the North Carolina...
Vetstein Law Group, P.C.
over 11 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Vetstein Law Group: Massachusetts Landlords: Be Aware Of “The Professional Tenant”
By Richard D. Vetstein, ESQ Avoid The Professional Tenant Like The Plague Using best practices to screen and select good tenants is the most important thing a Massachusetts landlord can do to avoid costly non-payment and eviction problems down the...
Vetstein Law Group, P.C.
over 11 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Vetstein Law Group: Landlord Held Strictly Liable For Intoxicated Tenant’s Fall Through Defective Porch Guardrail
By Richard D. Vetstein, ESQ Another Expansion Of Massachusetts Landlord Liability In yet another case demonstrating Massachusetts' inhospitable legal environment towards residential landlords, Northeast Housing Court Judge David Kerman has ruled...
Vetstein Law Group, P.C.
over 9 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Vetstein Law Group: Boston Landlords Given Extension To August 31 To Comply With New Registration & Inspection Ordinance
By Richard D. Vetstein, ESQ With an abysmal 20% compliance rate, the City of Boston Inspectional Services Department is giving Boston area landlords until August 31, 2013 to register their rental units under a new registration and inspection ordinance...
Rolando Gonzalez
over 10 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Tips for Commercial Tenants Affected by Sandy
Commercial tenants affected by Sandy may be in a difficult situation. Generally a commercial tenant's rights are limited to the rights set forth in the lease. Residential tenants have many rights guaranteed by law. Commercial tenants have very...
Vetstein Law Group, P.C.
over 10 years ago
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law Blog
Vetstein Law Group: New Massachusetts Domestic Violence Law Allows Victims To Break Leases, Have Locks Changed
By Richard D. Vetstein, ESQ Under the new Massachusetts Domestic Violence Act recently signed into law, victims of sexual assault and stalking have the right to break their leases without significant financial penalty, have the landlord change their...
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