by Schorr Law | Jan 25, 2018 | Litigation
How the Rowland Factors Were Applied in the Vasilenko Case by the California Supreme Court? The Rowland Factors were recently used by the California Supreme Court to provide landowners with a favorable ruling limiting their premises liability. In Vasilenko v. Grace...
by Schorr Law | Oct 27, 2017 | Litigation, Probate
Discover the Homestead Declaration, a crucial protective measure designed to safeguard the property and financial interests of homeowners in California. This legal document, also referred to as a Homestead Exemption, serves as a vital shield against creditor claims,...
by atak_dev | Sep 12, 2017 | Litigation, Lot Lines
It’s a classic problem for homeowners, especially homeowners in a densely populated area like Los Angeles – a new neighbor moves in next door and announces their plans to build a big new wall or fence between your properties. Often times the neighbor may want to...
by atak_dev | Sep 5, 2017 | Litigation
What happens after a judgment is reversed on appeal depends on exactly how whether the reversal is unqualified and also whether the Court of Appeal gives specific instructions upon its ruling. In this blog post, I discuss what happens when a there is an unqualified...
by atak_dev | Aug 30, 2017 | Litigation
We first heard about Malibu’s Measure R and Whole Foods matter back in 2014 when the city of Malibu was attempting to limit the development of a Whole Foods market the city. Since then, we have kept up with it and seen how this whole matter has played out. This all...
by WPHHAdmin | Aug 15, 2017 | Litigation
At Schorr Law, a large part of our practice over the past 10+ years has involved substituting into cases shortly before trial. Here are a few good examples: We substituted into a case on the day of trial – took the matter to trial and won on behalf of one of our...
