Attorney Andre Clark Explains How Real Estate Litigation Is Different From Other Types Of Law As Agents And Brokers Are Involved
Does having agents and brokers on both sides change a real estate case? Los Angeles attorney Andre Clark says not necessarily—some deals involve many parties, others just two owners or a buyer and escrow company. He treats each as a civil case turning on its own facts, doing a case audit up front rather than simply filing suit.
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Answered by Andre Clark · Los Angeles / San Bernardino County, CA
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Does having agents and brokers change a real estate case?
Not necessarily—some deals involve many parties, others just two owners or a buyer and escrow company, and the number of parties shapes the dispute.
How does he approach a real estate dispute?
He treats each as a civil case turning on its own facts, doing a case audit up front rather than simply filing suit.
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