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Unjust Enrichment Claim Dismissed in CA Real Estate Case

Unjust Enrichment Claim Dismissed in CA Real Estate Case

by Schorr Law | May 6, 2026 | Real Estate Fraud

Court Puts an End to Baseless Claims Against Fraud Victim’s Estate, Demurrer Sustained Without Leave to Amend In a decisive ruling, the Orange County Superior Court permanently dismissed all remaining claims against our client, closing the door on three years of...
Anti-SLAPP Motion Real Estate Fraud California: Court Denies Motion | Schorr Law

Anti-SLAPP Motion Real Estate Fraud California: Court Denies Motion | Schorr Law

by Schorr Law | Mar 16, 2026 | Deeds, Real Estate Fraud

Schorr Law Defeats Anti-SLAPP Motion in Los Angeles Real Estate Fraud Case Anti-SLAPP motions in real estate fraud cases in California can significantly impact property litigation. Schorr Law recently prevailed on a special motion to strike under California’s...
How Can Property Owners Spot Commercial Lease Fraud in California?

How Can Property Owners Spot Commercial Lease Fraud in California?

by Schorr Law | Sep 29, 2025 | Real Estate Fraud

Commercial leases in California often involve complex terms and high financial stakes. For property owners and landlords, these agreements are critical to ensuring steady income and maintaining property value. Unfortunately, commercial lease fraud in California is a...
Title Theft in California: How to Protect Your Property

Title Theft in California: How to Protect Your Property

by WPHHAdmin | Jul 24, 2025 | Real Estate Fraud, Specific Performance

Title Theft in California: How to Protect Your Property Title theft is a rising form of theft in California.  Title theft occurs when  criminals forge signatures and transfer ownership without the true owner’s consent. As more homeowners fall victim to this type...
California Elder Abuse Statute in Real Property Litigation

California Elder Abuse Statute in Real Property Litigation

by Schorr Law | Jun 9, 2022 | Real Estate Fraud

California’s Elder Abuse Statute in the Context of Real Property Litigation Sadly, elders in California are often treated poorly including being abused, abandoned, and neglected. To combat “elder abuse”, the California Legislature enacted Welfare & Institutions...
Home Title Fraud: The Causes and Consequences

Home Title Fraud: The Causes and Consequences

by Schorr Law | Jul 8, 2020 | Real Estate Fraud

Home Title Fraud Defined Home title fraud is a crime that occurs when someone fraudulently replaces your name on the title to your property with their name. Home title fraud is gaining traction as information about people becomes more accessible online. It is...
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