Mike
June 3, 2020
The closure of many businesses across the country has placed severe pressure on the livelihood of small business owners. Businesses that were deemed “non-essential” such as real estate brokerages, certain retail stores, child day-care centers, and many more continue to feel the impact of the shutdown. The lost revenue has caused business owners to review […]
Mike
August 28, 2019
Real estate developers who acquire deteriorated properties in Philadelphia are at risk of code enforcement lawsuits. Developers perform the important work of transforming underperforming buildings into productive assets. These properties are often over a hundred years old making it difficult to comply with city code requirements. I have represented investors who were hit with […]
Mike
August 21, 2019
Clients often ask me if a court will force a prospective seller who signed a real estate agreement of sale to transfer the property when the seller refuses to close. A party who breaches an ordinary contract may be responsible for money damages. But in the case of real estate, a buyer may ask the […]
