Contingencies in Commercial Real Estate Contracts Most real estate contracts contain “contingencies,” which allow you to walk away from a deal without penalty. If the conditions written in the contract are not met, you can... Continue Reading
Using a Letter of Intent in a Commercial Real Estate Transaction A letter of intent is generally a good idea in your purchase of commercial real estate. It documents the essential terms before the contract is signed. Knowing... Continue Reading
Every state has limits on what you can bequeath in your Will. Depending on the types of assets you own and how you hold title to them, you may not be able to convey all of your property to beneficiaries using a Will. Assets that... Continue Reading
In the business litigation, employment law case of Metalico Pittsburgh, Inc. vs. Newman, PICS Case No. 17-0673 (Pa. Super. April 19, 2017) the Honorable Carl A. Solano, writing on behalf of the Pennsylvania Superior Court, ruled... Continue Reading
A power of attorney is a legal agreement that specifies a decision maker in the event of incapacitation. In other words, a power of attorney is someone trusted with making financial, legal, and medical decisions for someone who... Continue Reading