For most people, buying real estate is as easy as locating available property with the assistance of a realtor, negotiating a purchase contract, finding a lender, retaining a title company, and attending a closing. However, what happens if the purchaser later discovers that the property
Plat Gave Easement Over Park, Not Fee Simple Rights to Owners in Subdivision Ownership and use of common areas in platted subdivisions is one of the more complicated areas of real estate law and has been the subject of conflicting caselaw in the State of Michigan.
What you Need to Know about Subleasing Commercial Real Estate When entering into a commercial lease, the length of the lease term is one of the most important items to carefully negotiate. There are benefits and detriments to both longer term commercial leases and shorter term
On August 18, 2022, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued a published Opinion in the matter of Coosard v. Tarrant, No. 357950, 2022 WL 3568714 (Mich Ct App, August 18, 2022). In Coosard, the Plaintiffs purchased a parcel of real estate from the Defendant. The
Dating back thousands of years, humans have utilized various forms of solar powered energy. In older civilizations, humans used the sun to start fires with glass. In more recent history, the development of solar panels has enabled us to generate and store power from the
On October 13, 2021, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued an Opinion in the matter of F.P. Development, LLC v. Charter Township of Canton, Michigan, 16 F.4th 198 (2021). In F.P. Development, the Court analyzed a tree ordinance that was
