Residential Real Estate Litigation

Is your building’s elevator ADA compliant?

Mar 16

Perhaps one of the more expensive elements of a commercial building construction or renovation is the installation of an elevator. Most buildings of more than three stories constructed after 1990 must contain an elevator that complies with accessibility rules of the...

Bringing an existing building into ADA compliance

Mar 2

If you own an existing commercial development, you may know that you must adhere to requirements set out in the Americans with Disabilities Act. However, you may not know where to start in order to bring your building into compliance.You need to know that, if you fail...

Businesses may face ADA claims if websites have these elements

Jan 17

As a business owner, you understand the importance of reaching potential clients and customers. As a result, you likely have a website for your company that can provide information for those interested in your business, provide opportunities for making purchases...

When it’s better to buy instead of rent

Jan 6

Individuals in California and throughout the country generally have the ability to either rent or own a property. In some instances, it can be in a person's best interest to rent instead of buy. However, let's take a closer look at some of the reasons why a person may...

Website ADA – California Court holds “No Place No Case”

Dec 31

California State Court Follows "No Place No Case" Doctrine. In Thurston v. Midvale Corp., 39 Cal. App. 5th 634, 640-41 (Sep 3, 2019) , the Court closely followed 9th circut Federal Case, Robles vs Domino's Pizza. On the one hand, the Court allowed an ADA...

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