Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Litigation: Residential and Commercial
There are two broad categories of real estate-based litigation. The first, residential real estate litigation, involves disputes regarding a personal home, town home or other residential real estate property. It may involve a dispute regarding the purchase or sale of residential property as well as a title dispute or land use dispute.
The second broad category of real estate litigation involves disputes over commercial real estate. These disputes may involve real estate developers, investors, purchasers or sellers of commercial real estate. Commercial real estate litigation may involve a wide range of property including office space, retail space and any other property used for commercial purpose.
Types of Residential and Commercial Real Estate Disputes
Examples of some common causes of residential and commercial real estate litigation include:
- Breach of contract claims
- Development disputes
- Zoning and land use disputes
- Lease agreement disputes
- Shopping mall property disputes
- Retail outlet disputes
- Construction disputes
- Small business/real estate disputes
- Residential home closing disputes
- Property boundary disputes
- Disputes over the fair market value of property
- Disputes involving a property appraiser
- Easement and encumbrance disputes
- Ownership and title disputes
Our business and commercial litigation attorneys handle a wide range of real estate litigation matters on behalf of individuals and businesses. Our lawyers have extensive experience resolving contract and property-related disputes.
If you need to speak with an attorney about real estate litigation, we are pleased to be of assistance. We represent plaintiffs and defendants involved in real estate litigation. To contact an attorney at our law office in Oakbrook Terrace or Chicago, Illinois, call (877) 990-4990 or (630) 333-0000. You may also contact us by e-mail.
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