Courtesy of William Bronchick, Real Estate mentor and Attorney Cash advances are not normally a part of my law practice here at Bronchick Law, however, I thought that this might be great information for those of you that read my blog. The purpose of a Lawsuit Cash Advance is to help people recover the compensation […]
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An investor I know formed a company in Indiana last year using a big name corporate filing service. He just got the annual billing for registered agent service – $225!!! A registered agent is someone in the state of the formation with a physical address that can be served in a lawsuit against the company. […]
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By Attorney William Bronchick Here it is, the official, “Top 10 Ways to Get Sued” – guaranteed! In our previous post, we covered the 1st 5 Ways to Get Sued and NOW in Part 2, we will cover 5 more ways! Here are numbers 6-10. 6. Try to Call Employees Independent Contractors. Many employers hire employees, but […]
Read More By Attorney William Bronchick Here it is, the official, “Top 10 Ways to Get Sued” – guaranteed! In this post we will cover the 1st 5 Ways to Get Sued and in Part 2 to be posted in a couple of days, we will cover 5 more ways! 1. Do Business in Your Own Name. […]
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By: William Bronchick ESQ. You want the best tenants in your property, so you have to be choosey, particular or… dare I say… “discriminatory”! But not all forms of discrimination are illegal. It is illegal discrimination only when you discriminate against people who are a member of a “protected” class. The Fair Housing Act of […]
Read MoreSanta Ana-based First American CoreLogic Inc. has filed a federal lawsuit against eight rivals, including the popular real estate website Zillow.com, accusing them of infringing on a 1994 automated appraisal patent, according to the lawsuit. The real estate data firm maintains that it owns a patent on an “automated valuation model,” or AVM, that can […]
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