Introduction to Force Majeure Clauses Force majeure clauses serve a vital role in contracts, particularly in today’s unpredictable environment. These provisions allow parties to mitigate the risks associated with unforeseen events that may impede the execution of contractual obligations. The term “force majeure” originates from French, meaning “superior force”; it encompasses a range of situations … Read more
Introduction to Fraudulent Transfer Laws Fraudulent transfer laws are legal provisions designed to prevent debtors from intentionally transferring assets to evade their creditors. These laws serve a critical function in maintaining the integrity of financial transactions and ensuring that creditors are fairly compensated for the debts owed to them. In essence, a fraudulent transfer occurs … Read more
Introduction to Equitable Servitudes Equitable servitudes are a vital concept in real estate law, representing a form of non-possessory interest in land that imposes restrictions on property use. They are commonly used to ensure that landowners adhere to specific standards or conduct, benefiting both the property holder and the surrounding community. In Wisconsin, equitable servitudes … Read more
What is a Prescriptive Easement? A prescriptive easement is a legal right that allows an individual to use a portion of another person’s property for a specific purpose, based on continuous and open use over a certain period of time, without the permission of the landowner. This concept differs significantly from traditional easements, which are … Read more