Commercial Architectural Plans and Copyright Law
Jon Goodman
April 1, 2002
Co-Author: Amy E. Allison, Esq. Question: I am an architect. A builder client of mine asked me to prepare plans for an office building.
Co-Author: Amy E. Allison, Esq. Question: I am an architect. A builder client of mine asked me to prepare plans for an office building.
What Happens When Zoning Laws Change? How Can It Affect The Use of Your Property? Ms. Homeowner (“Ms. H”) has owned 50 acres of land
If a title company will issue survey-related protection based on an Improvement Location Certificate (ILC), why might it be worthwhile for my client to obtain
If a title company will provide survey-related title insurance protection for a buyer without requiring an Improvement Location Certificate (ILC), why might it still be
Reprinted from REALTOR® Magazine http://www.realtor.org/realtormag February, 2002 by permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Copyright 2002. All rights reserved. At her buyer clients’
Co-Author: Amy E. Allison, Esq. Last month we looked at what constituted a trademark and how to search to see if there were any pre-existing
Part II In Part I of this article, the differences between listing agreements and property management agreements were discussed. A primary difference is that listing
Do you have customers who, but for a mistaken entry on their credit report, would otherwise qualify for a mortgage? Recognizing the importance of
Like-Kind Exchanges of Real Estate Like-kind exchanges under Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 are a popular method used by real estate investors for disposing of
Part I The nature of a listing agreement is different from a property management agreement. With a sale listing, the owner and the broker contemplate