Understanding what makes up a contract can be useful in many settings, including the business and real estate setting. Understanding the components of a contract can be useful when negotiating, drafting and enforcing a contract that protects the interests of the...
Many people in California may be interested in exploring the potential of commercial real estate as an investment venture. Commercial property offers different opportunities than residential real estate. Contracts tend to be bigger and longer, and the profits can be...
When a business partner, supplier, or customer says that they will sue you, it can be tempting to write it off as an idle threat or view their claims as being without merit. However, your personal opinion on the issue doesn’t matter. In fact, from a legal standpoint,...
Business partners will occasionally disagree. You can take steps to minimize the possibility of a dispute by creating a partnership agreement that clearly outlines the rights and responsibilities of you and your partners. However, no precautions are entirely...
Forming and running a successful business takes hard work and a little bit of luck. When a California resident takes the big step to open their own enterprise, they often put time, money, and tons of effort into making sure their business has the best possible chance...
This blog recently discussed circumstances in which an easement may be terminated. For property owners, it can also be valuable to be familiar with how easement are created and the different types of easements. Express easements Express easements are a type of...
A diverse portfolio is a goal for many investors. Along with homeownership, stocks and IRAs, it may make sense to look at commercial real estate. Buying residential rental property is appealing for some, but others see opportunities in purchasing commercial...
