As a real estate agent, ensuring that a contract is executed smoothly is of utmost importance. However, in some cases, a buyer or seller may breach the terms of the contract and cause a significant loss to the other party. In such cases, it is essential to speak with an experienced attorney to better understand… Continue reading Addressing a breach of a real estate contract as an agent
Author: Emily Muehl
How Do Easements Affect Real Estate Transactions and Litigation?
Real estate easements can greatly impact both the buying and selling of property, as well as any ensuing litigation. It is important for both buyers and sellers to understand the implications of easements on their property. An easement grants a non-owner the right to use a portion of another person’s land for a specific purpose.… Continue reading How Do Easements Affect Real Estate Transactions and Litigation?
Choose wisely: How to manage multiple real estate offers
When it comes to buying or selling a property, receiving multiple offers can be both exciting and overwhelming. While having multiple options to choose from can increase your chances of getting the best deal, it can also be a challenge to manage and select the most suitable offer. Here are some tips to help you… Continue reading Choose wisely: How to manage multiple real estate offers
Avoiding Misrepresentation Claims During the Sale/Purchase of a Home
When it comes to buying or selling real estate, one of the most common legal disputes that can arise are misrepresentation claims. In fact, misrepresentation of a property’s condition is among the top legal claims real estate brokers and agents face. Misrepresentation occurs when false information or statements are made, either intentionally or unintentionally, that… Continue reading Avoiding Misrepresentation Claims During the Sale/Purchase of a Home
Keeping sidewalks safe during winter
As the winter season approaches, it is crucial to ensure that your sidewalks are safe and accessible for pedestrians. If you have sidewalks or walkways on your personal property, laws and ordinances about snow removal can vary by city and state. Snow removal regulations are made to prevent injuries and potential legal issues that could… Continue reading Keeping sidewalks safe during winter
Holiday Travel Tips
The holiday season (from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day) is typically the busiest travel time of the year. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, during the Thanksgiving travel period, the number of long-distance trips (50 miles or more) increases by more than 50 percent. During the Christmas/New Year’s travel period, the number rises by… Continue reading Holiday Travel Tips
Sharing the Roads Safely
Motorcycle safety is a top priority for riders and motorists alike. As the number of motorcycles on the road continues to rise, it is crucial to understand and follow best practices to ensure a safe and enjoyable riding experience for all. First and foremost, motorcyclists need to wear proper protective gear. A helmet, gloves, durable… Continue reading Sharing the Roads Safely
Attorney Daniel Davis Obtains Hard Fought Dismissal for Real Estate Broker
In this Kenosha County case, plaintiff buyer sued defendant seller for misrepresentation and the two settled the case. Seller then turned around and sued our broker client for Breach of Fiduciary Duty and Contribution for the settlement to buyer. Attorney Davis filed a Motion to Dismiss based on the two- year statute of limitations. Seller… Continue reading Attorney Daniel Davis Obtains Hard Fought Dismissal for Real Estate Broker
Attorney Gelshenen Obtains Dismissals Based on Statute of Limitations
In two separate cases, Attorney John Gelshenen obtained voluntary dismissals after filing motions to dismiss based on the applicable statutes of limitation. The first was a Sauk County case in which the buyer sued our client who acted as broker for the seller. The buyer alleged interference with Plaintiff’s Property Rights, Intentional Interference with Contractual… Continue reading Attorney Gelshenen Obtains Dismissals Based on Statute of Limitations
Attorneys John Gelshenen and Daniel Davis Obtain Dismissal for Real Estate Agent Three Times on Same
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In this Walworth County case, buyers sued sellers for misrepresentation surrounding the use of a pier on a Lake Geneva property. Sellers tried to bring our client into the lawsuit more than two years after the closing. Attorney Gelshenen immediately moved to dismiss the case based on the two-year statute of limitations. The court granted… Continue reading Attorneys John Gelshenen and Daniel Davis Obtain Dismissal for Real Estate Agent Three Times on Same
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