Slander of Title Based on a Recorded Lis Pendens

Slander of Title Based on a Recorded Lis Pendens

In our previous blog posts, Schorr Law discussed the effect of a lis pendens and slander of title claims. In this post, we specifically discuss the ability of a party to bring a slander of title claim based on the recording of a lis pendens. In many types of real...
Expunging a Lis Pendens by Posting a Bond

Expunging a Lis Pendens by Posting a Bond

In many of the real property cases our Los Angeles based real estate attorneys handle, the plaintiff records a lis pendens to secure their real property claim involving the property at issue.   A lis pendens, otherwise known as a notice of pendency of action, is a...
Arbitration vs Court: Five Reasons to Choose Court

Arbitration vs Court: Five Reasons to Choose Court

At Schorr Law, our experienced real estate attorneys are often faced with the task of deciding whether to pursue a matter in arbitration or in Court.  We tend to favor resolving real estate matters in Court, and here are five reasons why: (1) In court, you do not pay...
Meet and Confer Now Required Before Demurrer

Meet and Confer Now Required Before Demurrer

Effective January 1, 2016 before filing a demurrer in a civil action the parties are required to meet and confer.   The design of the statute is obviously to cut down on unnecessarily demurrers that clog our court system.  Many of these demurrers result in curable...
California Subjacent Support

California Subjacent Support

Everyone knows that real estate in California is quite valuable.  This is true for both the surface and the subsurface land.    Our Los Angeles based real estate attorneys also understand through years of litigating real estate disputes in California that interfering...