Agent liability and seller's representations

Article Abstract:

The California Court of Appeals in Robinson v. Grossman clarified the duties of real estate agents with regard to inspecting listed properties, verifying the description given, and disclosing defects. The Court found a minimum standard for agent disclosure, duty, and liability under California law. However, the case failed to resolve the ethical dilemma of whether agents should rely on sellers to provide accurate descriptions.

California, Liability (Law), Legal liability

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Real estate licensing: Does character count?

Article Abstract:

The author analyzes state and federal case law related to standards of personal character for real estate sales people and the issuance and revocation of broker/agent real estate licenses.

Standards, Real estate industry, Licensing agreements

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Dementia and deeds: who gets the property?

Article Abstract:

The author examines several cases involving dementia, undue influence, and deeds, and concludes with a do's and don't list for drafting wills to avoid such problems.

Dementia, Claims against decedents' estates, Deeds, Undue influence

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