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Tax Sale Overturned
Our real estate litigation team successfully overturned an Upset Tax Sale in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Have you been affected by improper notice of a tax sale, or lost your property as the result of a tax sale?
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Wait! I Thought That Farm Was Preserved
Agricultural and conservation easements, restrictive covenants, and local zoning can deeply influence a property owner’s land use rights.
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An Overview Of Adverse Possession In Pennsylvania: Open, Exclusive And Hostile
Explore the principles of adverse possession in Pennsylvania: legal requirements, from actual, visible possession to the statutory periods and exceptions.
Read MoreCommercial and Civil Litigation, Real Estate Law
Putting Short Term Rental Regulations in Focus
The advent of VRBO and Airbnb has elevated short term rentals (“STRs”) of second homes and vacation properties across Pennsylvania, America, and the World.
Read MoreCommercial and Civil Litigation, Family Law, Firm News, Real Estate Law, Wills, Trusts, and Estates Law
We have 7 practice areas ranked in the U.S. News – Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” 2023 edition.
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A Psychological Thriller – The Case for Liability for Undisclosed Psychological Defects in Residential Sales
A murder/suicide previously occurring in a home is not a “material defect” and does not need to be disclosed by a seller under the Pennsylvania Real Estate Seller Disclosure Law.
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A Primer – Difficult Issues Involving Real Estate in Pennsylvania
This primer is intended to provide easy to understand information to those encountering issues involving real estate in Pennsylvania.
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Strict Compliance Required: Notice Requirements Before the Tax Sale of Your Home
The Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects a property owner’s right to notice of an impending tax sale.
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Storm Water in Pennsylvania – Giving is Better Than Receiving
As Springtime arrives, understanding the essentials of storm water is a “must know” for any land owner.
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