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Landlord’s Termination of Lease Overrides Tenant’s First Right of Refusal Claim
One of the most prevalent of such contractual rights is known as a first right of refusal. Under such circumstances, the landlord may list and market...
It’s Always Zoning in Philadelphia
Philadelphia may be an old city, but as one travels through many of the city’s neighborhoods, one notices a lot of new development taking place, and...
Court: Plaintiffs Carry Burden of Proof in Property Damage Cases
In Roberts, Elisabetta Roberts owned a townhome adjacent to a property purchased and demolished by Lily Development, the opinion said.
Differences Between Gross Lease and Net Lease
One of the most attractive aspects of commercial real estate is the ability to negotiate and structure deals in any way that fits certain criteria....
When Family Members Could Not Agree On What To Do With a Property
After the passing of his parents, our client and his brother inherited their family home. Our client moved out of the house, but his brother remained...
Certificate of Rental Suitability in Philadelphia
Landlord-tenant laws in Philadelphia can be very confusing for both parties. As a landlord, obtaining your Rental License is the first big, necessary...
Superior Court Highlights Timing in PA Partition Action Ruling
With the pandemic going into its second year, it is putting stress on relationships, both business and personal ones. This is especially true...
Landlord’s Responsibility for Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
Once used widely in homes and most other buildings, lead-based paint was banned in the United States in 1978, due to health and safety concerns. Lead...
Partition Action in Pennsylvania
Buying a property with a significant other, friend, business partner, or relative can be a rewarding, worthwhile investment for many reasons....
