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ADR, Liquidated Damages, and Letters of Intent should be considered well in advance when contemplating a possible real estate transaction as they can lead the way to minimizing exposure and maximizing recovery in the event of a dispute arising from the transaction. READ MORE
California property owners are no more likely than any other business to opt for judicial reference, but because they are so contract-intensive, real estate disputes have spurred several interesting appellate opinions that in recent years have looked at the benefits — and limitations — of this uniquely Californian option for dispute resolution. READ MORE
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