Buying or Selling: Do I Need a Residential Real Estate Lawyer?
October 24, 2018 | 1 Comment
How Can A Residential Real Estate Lawyer Benefit You? If you are looking to buy or sell a home, it is going to be one of the largest transactions in your life. For this transaction, many people think that it is essential to hire a real estate agent. Real estate deals can be complicated transactions… Read More
Are Reno CC&Rs Legally Binding?
June 12, 2018 | Leave a comment
As part of a homeowners association, your property-related activities are governed by the covenants, conditions and restrictions. CC&Rs generally serve to preserve and enhance your property value by putting rules and standards in place for all residents to follow within that subdivision. Ultimately, the question that most people want to know is are CC&Rs legally… Read More
When employees are with you, they learn many things about your business. They can figure out who your biggest clients are, your billing schedules and practices, as well as other trade secrets that you have spent years perfecting. Then, they leave and go work for your competitor while you wonder what information of yours they… Read More
If your HOA is preventing you from exercising your rights as a homeowner, discriminating against you or otherwise acting arbitrarily against you, you may want to consider taking action. But before you make a claim in court in Nevada, you have to follow some other steps first. It is important to speak to a lawyer with… Read More
Why You Need a Business Lawyer for Your New Business
March 20, 2018 | Leave a comment
Among the countless worries of entrepreneurs starting up their new businesses is the idea of whether they need a business lawyer. Many small businesses cringe at the high expenses usually associated with legal help, and only hire a business attorney when faced with a serious legal problem. However, finding the right lawyer before the lawsuit… Read More
Mechanic’s Lien: The Law Wants You To Be Shrewd
February 13, 2018 | Leave a comment
Mechanic’s Lien: A Contractors Path to Getting Paid I am finding that more subcontractors are getting stiffed on jobs, and only after about ninety-plus days of holding an accounts receivable open, do they want to start discussing the lien process. Is it too late to do a lien? Short answer is probably. That doesn’t mean… Read More
