LAW 902 - Real Estate Litigation

Unit(s): 3

The purpose of this coursee is to provide a comprehensive analysis of how to litigate and try a real estate case. The course will cover residential and commercial real estate sales and lease transactions, the documents and disclosures associated with such, and the normal array of disputes that occur both before and after close of escrow, including LLC and partner disputes. Construction law, mechanic’s lien claims and construction defects are explored. The course also covers adjoining landowner disputes, including boundary and easement disputes. Landslide, subsidence, drainage and property damage claims are analyzed. Both residential and commercial landlord/tenant disputes are discussed. Understanding and analyzing the remedies available in real property dispute are a critical component. Unique real property discovery issues and trial issues are covered.

Restriction: College restricted to School of Law
School of Law