On this month’s What’s Up With Us, we will discuss Salisbury v. City of Santa Monica, a 9th Cir. case which held the FHAA is not applicable to occupants of a property who don’t sign a lease and don’t pay rent, and the case Gil v. Winn Dixie, an 11th Cir. case which held websites are not places of public accommodation under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Join us for three virtual programs: June 1: Lease Work Outs in the Age of Covid June 8: Assignment/Subletting – Top Tips for Protecting Your Client’s Interests June 10: Commercial Lease Guaranties by Foreign Entities

Earn 3 hours of MCLE! Join us for three virtual programs: June 1: Lease Work Outs in the Age of Covid June 8: Assignment/Subletting – Top Tips for Protecting Your Client’s Interests June 10: Commercial Lease Guaranties by Foreign Entities

Earn 3 hours of MCLE! Join us for three virtual programs: June 1: Lease Work Outs in the Age of Covid June 8: Assignment/Subletting – Top Tips for Protecting Your Client’s Interests June 10: Commercial Lease Guaranties by Foreign Entities Details, including registration info, will be made available soon!

This session will provide a comprehensive introduction to commercial real estate leasing to anyone who is new to the industry and for non-real estate attorneys who would like an introduction to leasing basics.

In public contracting, public entities must comply with bidding requirements in awarding contracts. Failure to strictly comply with requirements, including criteria stated in the bid solicitation, may allow a bidder that is not selected for contract award to “protest.”

The world grows increasingly adversarial, but what happens in real estate litigation when adversaries are friends? Attorneys David Fu, Rinat Erlich, and Jose Mendoza frequently oppose each other in the real estate broker litigation space, and will address the benefits and challenges when frequently in opposition, with the underlying conclusion that cases settle faster and with less expense when opponents cooperate.

The Department of Real Estate regulate licensed real estate activity in California. Brokers are required to supervise salespersons.

This presentation will outline the top ten issues in partition cases for real property practitioners.