Legal Advice on Property Owner's Rights

Property owners face a significant potential liability problem every time someone steps onto their property. Well-trained, motivated security officers can help create a safe environment that reduces... more

Introduction. If you are a trademark owner did you know that to maintain rights in your mark you are required to police the use thereof? Unauthorized use of your mark, also known as infringement,... more

This guide discusses the rules for handling personal property abandoned by a tenant in the leased premises.

An Overview of Eminent Domain Condemnation In South Carolina - Table of Contents PART1 OF 6 Introduction Overview What is Condemnation? Who can take my property? Can the Condemnor take my... more

An Overview of Eminent Domain Condemnation In South Carolina - Part4 of 6 Transfer of Possession When will I be required to give up my property? There are a number of ways the date for surrender... more

Property acquired during marriage is divisible community property even though situtated in another state. [Family Code sec. 760] It has been argued, however, that a California court's property... more

Nuisance Legally, the term nuisance is traditionally used in three ways: to describe an activity or condition that is harmful or annoying to others (example- indecent conduct, a rubbish heap or a... more

A recent decision by the Washington Court of Appeals in Douglas v. Visser, on February 25, 2013, held that a buyer of a home has a strict duty to make further inquiries of a seller and a buyer cannot... more

Premises liability, slip and fall or trip and fall injuries can occur as a result of dangerous or hazardous conditions on another's property.Property owners are often responsible for injuries that... more

An Overview of Eminent Domain Condemnation In South Carolina - Part 5 of 6 Compensation If I dont agree with the Condemnor offer, who decides how much money I get? An Appraisal Panel or a Trial... more