This article analyzes a recent California appellate decision holding that two lenders had equal priority because their mortgages were deemed received by the county recorder’s office at the same time when the overnight mail was opened
This article discusses a California case which held that a document severing a joint tenancy is ...
This article discusses the California case Blickman Turkus v. MF Downtown Sunnyvale which could ...
While the operation of the recording acts is not uncommonly said to result in a preference of the ea...
This article discusses simultaneous priority found in a Nebraska case where a notice of commence...
This article discusses the unpredictability of determining whether the rules of offset or the rules ...
This article discusses the effect on priority in California when a senior lender modifies its lo...
This article assesses the effect of a reduction in secured creditor priority on distributions and ad...
During the recent real estate crisis, competition for scarce dollars pitted the holders of defaulted...
Analysis of a recent decision holding that the insurance carrier who had paid the first mortgagee ha...
Over the past decade, the relative standing of liens and UCC security interests has been a matter of...
This article examines a California decision that held that the attorneys fees of a successful purcha...
This article discusses the incompatibility between California Family Code sections that require ...
Parties to lending agreements can create priority rankings in two ways: by securing a lender or by p...
Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (the Code) governs secured transactions in personal propert...
This article urges attorneys to make sure that their clients are well advised when deal with the...
This article discusses a California case which held that a document severing a joint tenancy is ...
This article discusses the California case Blickman Turkus v. MF Downtown Sunnyvale which could ...
While the operation of the recording acts is not uncommonly said to result in a preference of the ea...
This article discusses simultaneous priority found in a Nebraska case where a notice of commence...
This article discusses the unpredictability of determining whether the rules of offset or the rules ...
This article discusses the effect on priority in California when a senior lender modifies its lo...
This article assesses the effect of a reduction in secured creditor priority on distributions and ad...
During the recent real estate crisis, competition for scarce dollars pitted the holders of defaulted...
Analysis of a recent decision holding that the insurance carrier who had paid the first mortgagee ha...
Over the past decade, the relative standing of liens and UCC security interests has been a matter of...
This article examines a California decision that held that the attorneys fees of a successful purcha...
This article discusses the incompatibility between California Family Code sections that require ...
Parties to lending agreements can create priority rankings in two ways: by securing a lender or by p...
Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (the Code) governs secured transactions in personal propert...
This article urges attorneys to make sure that their clients are well advised when deal with the...
This article discusses a California case which held that a document severing a joint tenancy is ...
This article discusses the California case Blickman Turkus v. MF Downtown Sunnyvale which could ...
While the operation of the recording acts is not uncommonly said to result in a preference of the ea...