Legal for Real Estate
What is Lis Pendens? Lis pendens, a Latin term meaning “suit pending,” is a legal notice that a lawsuit has been filed regarding a particular property. This notice is typically recorded in the public land records, serving as a warning to potential buyers and lenders that the ownership or title of the property may be … Read more
What is a Lis Pendens? A lis pendens, often translated from Latin as “suit pending,” is a legal notice that is filed in connection with a pending lawsuit that involves a specific piece of real estate. This notice acts as a warning to potential buyers, lenders, or lienholders that a property is subject to legal … Read more
Introduction to Force Majeure Clauses Force majeure clauses are contractual provisions that allow for the suspension or termination of a contract when unforeseen events occur, rendering the performance of contractual obligations impossible or impractical. Historically, these clauses are rooted in civil law and have been a part of contract law for centuries. The applicability and … Read more