Law and Property Blog

In real estate development, the construction phase is often the most hazardous. From heavy machinery to working at heights, construction sites present various risks that can lead to accidents, injuries, and even fatalities. For developers, ensuring the safety of construction crews isn't just an e...

Landlords have a legal duty to ensure the safety and well-being of their tenants and visitors on their property. When accidents or injuries occur due to hazardous conditions, landlords may be held liable in a premises liability lawsuit. This article explores the legal responsibilities of landlord...

Divorce represents one of the main life decisions that affect every sphere of one's life, including home ownership. In most cases, the family residence is likely to be the biggest single asset a couple owns, and consideration of what to do with it may well be one of the most contentious and compl...

Real estate agents, like many other professionals, can be eligible for workers' compensation under specific circumstances. The eligibility and details of workers' compensation for real estate agents depend on several factors, including their employment status, the nature of their work, and the la...

Property management is a complex task that requires foresight, especially when considering the safety of tenants and the logistics of delivery services. In today's fast-moving world, the influx of delivery trucks to residential and commercial properties is a daily occurrence, making it critical f...

Landlords have the responsibility of ensuring that their property is safe and secure for tenants and visitors. Failing to do so can lead to significant legal and financial consequences, especially if someone is injured due to inadequate security. Whether it’s residential or commercial properties,...

Property owners have an obligation to prioritize the safety of their guests, patrons, or visitors on their premises. With May bringing in Building Safety Month, it's the perfect time to open the dialogue on implementing proper safety measures to protect your occupants and your assets. Here are so...

Accidents can happen anywhere, even on government property. Whether it's slipping on a wet floor in a federal building or tripping on uneven pavement in a city park, sustaining an injury on government property can be both physically and legally challenging. In such situations, it's crucial to kno...

Property management is an intricate part of real estate investment that requires landlords to wear multiple hats, from marketer to handyman, and always a good listener. Successful property management not only keeps tenants happy but also protects the investment and ensures a steady income for lan...

How Can Landlords Prevent Injuries on Their PropertiesLandlords carry the responsibility of ensuring their rental properties are safe and free from hazards that could cause injuries to tenants or visitors. Not only is this essential for the wellbeing of the occupants, but it can also protect land...