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Thirdhand Smoke Disclosure Requirement in California (AB 455)

Thirdhand Smoke Disclosure Requirement in California (AB 455)

by Schorr Law | Jan 18, 2026 | Non-Disclosure

For more than half a century, the health risks associated with cigarette smoking have been well documented. Most people are also familiar with the dangers of secondhand smoke, which includes smoke exhaled by a smoker or released from burning tobacco. In recent years,...
How Real Estate Greenwashing Can Trigger Disclosure Lawsuits in California?

How Real Estate Greenwashing Can Trigger Disclosure Lawsuits in California?

by Schorr Law | Nov 18, 2025 | Non-Disclosure

What Is Greenwashing in Real Estate Marketing? Terms such as eco-friendly, sustainable, recyclable, and biodegradable are often used to market consumer goods. These labels are sometimes accompanied by the iconic recycling symbol or eye‑catching green packaging,...
What Happens If a Seller Fails to Disclose in Beverly Hills?

What Happens If a Seller Fails to Disclose in Beverly Hills?

by Schorr Law | Oct 27, 2025 | Non-Disclosure

Non-disclosure in Beverly Hills real estate is a serious issue under California law. Sellers are legally required to disclose certain information about a residential or commercial property before a sale. This ensures buyers can make informed decisions and protects the...
Puffing vs Misrepresentation In Real Estate – Differences

Puffing vs Misrepresentation In Real Estate – Differences

by Schorr Law | Apr 5, 2024 | Non-Disclosure, Purchase and Sale

Real estate transactions can be complex, especially for first-time buyers or sellers. As you navigate the process, it is essential to understand the difference between puffing and misrepresentation. These terms refer to the way information is presented during a real...
If I Sell Property “As Is”, Do I Still Have to Make Disclosures?

If I Sell Property “As Is”, Do I Still Have to Make Disclosures?

by Schorr Law | Feb 8, 2022 | Non-Disclosure

What does it mean to sell property “as is”? Most property is sold “as is”, but what does that really mean?  It means the homeowner or vendor is selling the home in its current condition – no improvements, renovations, or repairs prior to the...
Remedies for Defects on Recently Purchased Property

Remedies for Defects on Recently Purchased Property

by Schorr Law | Nov 2, 2018 | Non-Disclosure

Have you ever purchased what you thought was your dream home only to find out it was a total nightmare of a home? What can you do if you purchase a home that has structural problems or other types of defects? Do you have any remedies? If the home is a newly built...
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