Beware of Title Fraud
LAYING DOWN THE LAW with Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Beware of Title Fraud Arizona’s real estate market is seeing a trend in title fraud cases…
Short-term Rentals: Provident Law® Attorney Comments on the Debate Over Them
Short-term rentals are popular in Arizona. However, a recent weekend report of a large party and shots fired at a short-term rental in Phoenix states…
The Right of First Refusal in Real Estate Transactions
The right of first refusal is a common provision in real estate transactions. Although its definition is straightforward, it can raise various legal issues that…
What Are Force Majeure Provisions in Real Estate Contracts and Leases?
Both real estate contracts and leases commonly contain force majeure provisions, as do other business contracts. Since these provisions can substantially affect the rights of…
Short-Term Rentals Receive Further Protection From Court Of Appeals Ruling
LAYING DOWN THE LAW with Christopher J. Charles, Esq. COURT OF APPEALS ISSUES RULING FURTHER PROTECTING SHORT TERM RENTALS The Arizona Court of Appeals recently…
Common Mistakes in Commercial Real Estate Purchase Agreements
Commercial property is used to house businesses and can take many forms. For instance, multi-unit apartment buildings, office spaces, warehouses, hotels, and retail stores all…
What Remedies Are Available in a Claim for Breach of Contract?
When you sign a contract with one or more other parties, the last thing you are thinking about is what happens if a breach of…