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Five Tips Landlords Should Know
Failure to know your rights and responsibilities as a landlord can be costly, both in time and money. Here are a few tips…
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Commercial Real Estate 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges
The case reinforces the need for owners and landlords of commercial real estate to seek counsel well in advance of any sale, lease…
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Res Judicata Cannot Be Used to Shield Fraudulent Debtor Behavior
In the recent case of Wells Fargo Bank, National Association v. Weinberg, the Court set an important precedent that applies to the amendment…
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Creditors Rights Attorney Representing Secured Creditors Beware
There is a common misconception that once property is abandoned by the Chapter 7 Trustee, the protection of the automatic bankruptcy stay no…
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Landlord and Tenant to Agree
This case highlights the need for…
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Attorney Mark D. Poniatowski Sustains the Highest Possible Rating from Martindale-HubbellⓇ, Added to The Registry
Oakland business attorney Mark D. Poniatowski’s sustained AV Preeminent Rating leads to his addition to The Registry of Business and Professional Excellence. Read…
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New Pleasanton Law Office
East Bay Law Office Opens We are pleased to announce that Poniatowski Leding Law Corporation is expanding to Pleasanton. Our new Pleasanton law…
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Court Limits Scope Of Guarantor Waivers
Note to readers: This brief post covers only one key aspect of this important case. There are other ramifications for contractual relationships that…
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Failure to Pay Dividend Led to Chapter 13 Case Dismissal
The Failure To Pay The Promised Dividend To Unsecured Creditors Was Ruled Grounds For Dismissal Of A Chapter 13 Case, Even If The…
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Legal Counsel Adds Value in a Commercial Property Dispute
Oakland Commercial Attorney discusses what happened without legal representation in the beginning of the process. Continue reading to learn what happened.
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Legal Considerations for a New Small Business
Small businesses starting out have many things to worry about, including varied legal considerations. Learn about them from an expert business attorney Oakland.
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How Far Can Brief Ubiquitous Language Go in Trademarks?
“Brief ubiquitous language” refers to small parts of a well-known trade name.Trademark questions often land on gray areas in the legal space. Can…