Category Archives: Real Estate and Land Use
Legal Considerations for Short-Term Rental Property Owners in California
Short-term rentals (STRs), such as those listed on Airbnb or Vrbo, can be profitable — but they also bring legal complexities, especially in California. Statewide…
What You Need to Know About California’s Rent Control Laws
California’s housing crisis has led to significant changes in landlord-tenant law. Whether you’re a landlord or a renter, understanding California’s rent control laws is critical…
Handling Real Estate Disputes: Mediation vs. Litigation
When it comes to resolving real estate disputes, the path you choose can significantly impact your time, resources, and emotional well-being. Whether you’re dealing with…
5 reasons to consult a commercial real estate attorney before signing a lease
When searching for the perfect office space, consulting a commercial real estate attorney is an essential step. A commercial real estate attorney can provide valuable…
The Top 5 Benefits of Hiring an Attorney to Help End Your Commercial Lease
If you are considering closing your business, it can be a stressful and daunting process. One of the major decisions that you may need to…
Do I Need a Real Estate Attorney for Buying Commercial Property?
When buying commercial real estate, it is important to consider the legal implications of your purchase. Real estate law can be complex, and it is…
KESQ News Interviews SBEMP Partner Shaun Murphy to Discuss Short-Term Rentals Inside HOA Communities
SBEMP Partner Shaun Murphy Featured on KESQ News
What is Cultural Property Law?
Cultural Property Law Cultural property law protects buildings, artifacts, and other items that are important to a people and their heritage. Cultural property refers to…
Issues in Real Estate Transactions That Lead to Litigation
Common commercial litigation issues include disputes in real estate. These often occur when there are questions regarding the ownership of a building, land, plants, or…
Construction and Real Estate Risks and Law
Palm Springs construction and real estate laws account for developers, contractors, and landlords in control of inadequate maintenance, inspection, design and construction of buildings for…
