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Real Estate Attorneys Los Angeles: Enforcing Judgments Even After Judgment Debtors File Bankruptcy.

Schorr Law’s Los Angeles based litigation practice recently obtained a successful fraud judgment for one of our clients. Parties who secure successful judgments may find, to their frustration, that the losing party has filed bankruptcy as a way to escape … Continue reading

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Los Angeles Real Estate Attorney: The Legal Effect of Subleasing Property

Tenants often sublease the property they are leasing to a subtenant.  Generally, the tenant and subtenant enter into a new contract (sublease), and the original lease between the landlord and tenant (master lease) remains intact.  When this happens, the relationship … Continue reading

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Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys: Negotiating with the Bank on Commercial Guarantees.

As part of our Los Angeles based real estate litigation practice we are seeing an increase in litigation on commercial guarantees.  In fact, in the past few months we have had 3 cases arising out of commercial guarantees.  Most banks … Continue reading

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Los Angeles County Superior Court Cuts – Reduced Motion Calendar in Central District?

I was in court in downtown Los Angeles yesterday on a real estate litigation issue and the judge mentioned several times that the upcoming calendar for motions was likely to drastically change.  Apparently, based on the information the judge said … Continue reading

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Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys – Getting the Job Done in 2012 with 7 Judgments in The First 4 Months

We are only four months into 2012 and Schorr Law has already obtained 7 judgments in its clients’ favor.  We strive to get the best results for our clients and already have a number of significant achievements this year. For … Continue reading

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Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys Schorr Law Obtain Terminating Sanctions and Judgment in Their Client’s Favor After Nearly 4 Years of Litigation

Schorr Law’s real estate attorneys are pleased to announce that after nearly four years of litigation, we obtained a judgment in our client’s favor today.  This real estate litigation matter was originally filed against our client in June of 2008. … Continue reading

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Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys Schorr Law Negotiates a $12 Million Loan

As part of Schorr Law full service real estate law practice we provide both litigation and transaction services.  In the past few months we have been involved in negotiating several large deals, including a $12 million dollar commercial real estate … Continue reading

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Los Angeles Real Estate Attorney: Los Angeles County Superior Court Cuts – Court Reporters No Longer To Be Provided

As a long time practicing real estate attorney in Los Angeles the recent cuts announced by   the Los Angeles County Superior Court mark some of the biggest changes I have seen in a while.  First, the Los Angeles County … Continue reading

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Los Angeles Post Judgment Collection – Sheriff’s Sale

A little over a week ago, Schorr Law helped one of its clients collect on a nearly 20 year old judgment.  After much wrangling with the debtor, including a bankruptcy filing, Schorr Law was successful in selling the debtor’s home. … Continue reading

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California Purchase and Sale Contracts – Waiver of Specific Performance

Buyers of real property are often overwhelmed by the numerous, extensive provisions in purchase agreements.  Unfortunately, because of this, many buyers enter into purchase agreements without fully understanding what they are agreeing to.  Buyers’ failure to understand the provisions, however, … Continue reading

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