Law Week 2015 continues with a look at the latest real estate and construction legal issues.
A new state law requiring commercial real estate brokers to disclose when they represent both sides of a sale or lease transaction took effect Jan 1, but a related court battle continues to be waged.
On March 13, the city of San Diego and the San Diego Unified Port District sued agrochemical giant Monsanto and two related companies for their role in polluting the bay with polychlorinated biphenyls, commonly called PCBs.
San Diego’s real estate community is pushing back against a proposed piece of legislation that would increase funding for affordable housing by placing a fee on document recording.
You would hope the worsening drought in California would bring out the best in the state’s politicians, particularly those who profess to care about the waste of taxpayers' money.
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Wilshire Courtyard in the “Miracle Mile” is one of the premiere office buildings in that highly desirable section of Los Angeles. Sold at the high point of the market in a complex transaction using substantial debt, the partnership that had legal title to the building ultimately was unable to pay its debts. After a bankruptcy filing that averted foreclosure, ownership of the property was restructured by admitting the debt holders into the partnership in exchange for a modest cash payment and cancellation of the partnership’s debt, reducing the interest of the prior owners of the partnership’s equity to 1 percent.
After learning that it may cost more than $46 million to fix the city's sidewalks, members of the San Diego City Council's infrastructure committee suggested homeowners and businesses should shoulder more of the burden of repairing their own sidewalks.
A two-part report has been launched to promote industrial, office and retail development surrounding Gillespie Field in El Cajon and Brown Field in the South Bay.
Division within the California Public Utilities Commission has delayed the hearing for whether a proposed power plant in Carlsbad should be allowed to enter a power-purchase agreement with San Diego Gas & Electric.
The Daily Transcript honors Law Week with a weeklong series celebrating the business of law. Coverage includes stories on important issues like civil rights, real estate and construction, intellectual property, and legal education.
This Law Week 2015 chapter highlights education and legal services.
The Daily Transcript honors this year's national Law Week theme with a look at some of the latest issues concerning constitutional law and civil rights.
This Law Week 2015 chapter focuses on how technology and intellectual property law affects a variety of fields, especially the biotech industry.
This chapter of Law Week 2015 focuses on corporate and employment law.
The Daily Transcript honors Law Week with a weeklong series celebrating the business of law. Coverage includes stories on important issues like civil rights, real estate and construction, intellectual property, and legal education.
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