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Marty Orlick’s article “ADA Compliance & Defense Lawyer Update: 99 ADA lawsuits dismissed as fraudulent and malicious” was republished by Hotel Online, HSyndicate.org and HospitalityNet.
Jim Butler’s article “How to avoid litigation on Resort Fees and other mandatory hotel charges” was republished by Hospitality Net.
Jim Butler and Bob Braun’s article “Hotel Managers and Owners – Tips on Negotiating Your Annual Hotel Budget” was republished by Hotel News Resource.
Jim Butler, Seth Weissman and Ben Reznik’s article, “Opportunities Moving from Distressed Properties to More Normalized Real Estate,” was published in the Summer 2013 issue of the Real Estate Finance Journal. The article discusses the results of JMBM’s 2013 Real Estate Survey.
To review the statistical results of the survey, click here. JMBM’s Real Estate Group recently polled nearly 200 California real estate professionals, gathering their views about the California real estate market and their expectations for 2013. According to these industry insiders, there is a lot of good news to report. California real estate appears to […]
An article by David Tabibian titled Receivership Sales of Real Property: Legal Restraints and Practical Considerations was published by FRBC Quarterly Prophets in Fall 2012.
Cathy Holmes and Victor Shum’s article, “EB-5 ALERT: Update on California’s new TEA designation procedures for EB-5,” was published by Jim Butler’s Hotel Law Blog, and was picked up by Hotel Online.
Q&A With Jeffer Mangels’ Seth Weissman On February 23, 2012, Real Estate Partner, Seth Weissman was interviewed by Law 360. The Q&A begins below. Law360, New York (February 23, 2012, 12:54 PM ET) — Seth Weissman is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP. His practice encompasses all […]
Law of Intended Consequences? by Seth Weissman Copyright © Business Law News Issue 4 2010. Reprinted with permission To view this article, click here. I. INTRODUCTION During better economic times, capital was flowing freely to support the growth of new, emerging, and established businesses. With good business plans and realistic profit expectations, owners of closely […]
Caution remains the watchword even as bearish sentiment declines JMBM’s 2010 California Real Estate & Land Use Survey gathered data from 98 executives, 49 percent of whom identified themselves as developers and 49 percent as capital providers. Respondents indicating they were "bearish" about the market declined from 22 percent a year ago to 11 percent […]
