Class Actions in California: When are They Preferable to Individual Actions? from Sage Sepahi Class actions can sometimes be beneficial for defendants as compared with multiple individual lawsuits because class actions allow for many claims to be resolved in just one case. Learn more about class in actions in California in this presentation
Title Insurance in California: What Is It and Why It's Important? from Sage Sepahi Title insurance is important in real estate transactions so buyers know exactly what ownership rights they are getting when they invest a property. Learn more about title insurance in California in this presentation.
A real estate lawyer provides invaluable advice and representation whenever you are entering into a contract to buy property, to sell property or to lease property. Property transactions can have huge financial ramifications and there are many different legal pitfalls that can arise during the transaction. At Sepahi Law Group APC, our experienced San Diego …
A corporation has a separate legal identity from its owners. As a result, if the company goes bankrupt or is sued, the business owners do not personally go bankrupt or face a judgment in court. This protection from legal liability and the separation between the business and its owners is one of the main reasons …
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Breach of contract refers to a failure to perform any contractual obligations or a failure to live up to the terms of a contractual agreement that has been entered into. Contracts are legally binding and all parties to the contract must fulfill their obligations unless they have a legally-permissible excuse not to, or unless the …
The First Amendment prohibits government regulation of speech, even under circumstances where the speech is unpopular or when the speech is critical of political leaders. However, there are some limitations to the general rule that the government cannot interfere with the right to free speech. The First Amendment is also limited in that it applies …
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If you own a business, or a partial share of a business, in San Diego you could be legally liable for the actions that the business takes. If the business gets into debt, you will personally be in debt and could be bankrupted right along with the company if it runs into debt troubles. If …
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Rental properties can provide a good investment for owners and can provide opportunities for renters to live or run a business in a desired location. There are myriad laws governing the relationship between landlord and tenant with both commercial and residential rental properties, and it is important for all parties to a lease transaction to …
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Both the Fifth and the Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution mention “due process.” The Fifth Amendment states that no person should be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process. The Fourteenth Amendment makes clear that states must also provide due process and may not deprive people of life, liberty or property …
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Real estate transactions are huge investments both for businesses and for individuals. Many of the biggest companies in the world, including McDonalds, are wealthy not just because of the services or products that they provide but also because of the value of their real estate portfolios. However, while real estate can be a good investment, …
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