Real Estate & Land Use
Dowling Aaron Incorporated’s Real Estate & Land Use Practice Group represents a wide range of clients, including industrial, commercial, title/escrow companies, agricultural, financial institutions and residential clients. The group’s substantial experience allows for efficient, practical application of the law that is catered to each client’s individual needs. Main areas of practice experience include:
Purchase and Sale of Real Estate
Purchase and sale agreements, non-taxable exchanges, financing, brokerage representation, environmental assessment, joint venture structures, title/escrow claims, eminent domain, foreclosures, and other due diligence items.
Land Use and Development
Subdivision map and entitlement work, CEQA compliance, development agreements, zoning, construction and related professional contracts, water and agricultural matters, Williamson Act withdrawal, CC&Rs, redevelopment matters and environmental issues.
Leasing
Landlord or tenant representation with respect to the preparation, negotiation and enforcement of leases, leasehold financing and options to purchase.
Title and Escrow Companies
Representation of title and escrow companies and their insureds against all types of claims, including easement disputes, predatory lender claims, negligence, fraud, quiet title actions, mechanic and other property lien disputes (e.g., Equitable Subrogation), bad faith claims, and loan broker fraud.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Practice Group Chair Christopher A. Brown at the Firm’s Fresno office, (559) 432-4500, or directly to cbrown@dowlingaaron.com.
Practice Group Members: Richard M. Aaron, David J. Weiland, Christopher A. Brown, Larry B. Lindenau, Ronald A. Henderson, Russell F. Hurley, Philip B. Laird, James D. Burnside III, Steven D. McGee, Kevin C. Grant, Timothy J. Larson, Jeffrey P. Davis, David D. Schneider, Daniel O. Jamison, Christopher E. Seymour, Gregory J. Norys, Nathan W. Powell, Matthew R. Dildine, Jared C. Marshall, Kenton J. Klassen, Mark J. Gleason
California Appellate Lawyer Blog - Real Estate Law
- In the Path of the High Speed Rail: An Overview of the Eminent Domain Process On January 14, 2013, California's Public Works Board authorized the California High Speed Rail Authority ("CHSRA") to begin negotiating with property ....
- Arbitration covenant that runs with the land binds homeowners and their association even though neither was a direct party to the covenant One of the earlier blog articles that I wrote on this site commented on the trend of California appellate cases questioning the fairness of ....
- Triable issues of lender fraud requires reversal of summary adjudication of claims for damages caused by foreclosure The general history of the instant foreclosure is all too familiar. Home loan borrower starts with a low adjustable rate loan based on now-bygone high ....