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Business fraud reports keep rising in California's courts as more companies move their operations online and expand their partnerships. The state's courts continue to adapt their approach to handle these cases effectively and protect legitimate business interests....
According to the inverse condemnation doctrine, you have the right to take legal action when the government takes or damages your property without an eminent domain process. Filing an inverse condemnation claim is a potential remedy if the government’s actions (or...
It is not uncommon for one or more people to own a single piece of real estate, whether through a joint investment, inheritance or other reasons. However, these joint ownerships often lead to disputes when someone wants to sell the property and the other wants to...
Eminent domain allows the government to acquire private property for public use. Property owners like you are often at the receiving end of these proceedings. The property you cherish now, under eminent domain, may only remain yours for a limited time until you're no...
Projects for the public good generally have a net positive impact on a community. The expansion of roadways, the installation of utility infrastructure and even the development of parks can result in positive consequences for property owners and community members....
Have you just received a government letter about taking your shop? Do not panic. That notice does not mean immediate eviction, and you have more time than you might think. Initial notice period: Your first 30 days When you receive a Notice of Intent to Acquire, do not...
The Ontario Avenue / Interstate 15 Multimodal Corridor Enhancement Project in Riverside County aims to improve traffic flow and make it safer and more connected. If you own property in the area, you might worry about how this project will affect your land. ...
Southern California's continued growth means more public infrastructure projects affecting private properties. From highway expansions to flood control systems, these projects can help improve people's lives. However, they can also damage your property or reduce its...
The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) greatly expands State Route 55 (SR-55). These changes will make traffic flow better and safer, but they will also test local property owners affected by eminent domain actions. If your property is in the way of these...
Real property rights are not absolute. Eminent domain laws limit the ownership rights of those who buy real property by giving the government the power to compel property sales. If there is a significant project for public benefit, people may have no choice but to...