#real-estate-law

#real-estate-law

Adverse possession is a legal doctrine that allows for a person in possession of someone else's real estate to acquire a valid legal title to the property. It requires that possession is hostile, continuous, open and notorious, actual, and exclusive, and must last for a certain period defined by law.

Schein's lawsuit claims that his former partner, Shamshovich, engaged in a malicious scheme to drive his firm, Seiden & Schein, into financial ruin.

Real estate agents must not share demographic data on a neighborhood regarding protected classes and should err on the side of data rather than personal opinion.