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Philip L. Hinerman co-authored the National Real Estate Investor article, "Selling Contaminated Property: Trash or Treasure?"

Married couples have the additional advantage of being able to own property as tenants by the entirety in Florida and other select states.

William Mark Levinson was featured in the BISNOW article, "The Pros and Cons of Health Care Real Estate."

There have been a number of articles written recently regarding presidential candidate Donald Trump's use of eminent domain to acquire properties.

Texas lawmakers may eliminate a private North Texas company’s ability to use eminent domain to build toll roads.

Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) has introduced legislation in the US House seeking to prevent state and local governments from using eminent domain for economic development.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have released their rule for defining "Waters of the United States."

Attorney Taylor Dawson explores the fundamental legal principles governing adverse possession, examining how property rights can be acquired through continuous, open, and hostile occupation.

Attorney Babak Shamsi explores the complex legal mechanisms governing easement enforcement and termination, examining the rights and remedies available to property owners when easement disputes arise. This webinar addresses critical questions about when and how easements can be legally terminated, and what enforcement options exist when easement rights are violated.

When purchasing property, understanding the full history of permits and remodels is crucial to avoiding costly surprises.

In this webinar, Attorney William O. Kessler discusses “Selling or Buying a House? Disclosure Traps for the Unwary”...

Marcy N. Hart was featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal article, "Women to Watch In Real Estate, Construction and Development."

New York City's new pied-à-terre surcharge introduces a "renovation gap" that may unexpectedly impact property owners during major construction projects. Partners Alexandra Wald and Nicholas Kaiser analyze why owners of properties that cannot be legally occupied during renovations may still face the surcharge, and what stakeholders should consider to navigate this complex issue.

In our second episode, hosts Heather Horowitz, Jen McCosker, Christian Major, Tobias Gries, and Anna Amprimo discuss office asset market trends in the United States, Australia, the UK, Germany, and Italy.

On April 6, 2020, the State Judicial Council adopted emergency amendments to the California Rules of Court in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to a report from the Urban Land Institute, real estate investors and developers are increasingly considering climate risk factors when deciding where to buy or build.

In a two-part in-depth interview with Valuation Review, Joseph Cioffi explains how valuation is the linchpin in the commercial real estate sector, but also the gateway to legal disputes.