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In 2003, the building owner applied for insurance from Crusader. The applications specifically asked whether the building had been inspected by any governmental department, and the building owner answered that the building had been inspected several years past but did not mention the most recent.

On August 4, 2010, AGC attorneys Matt Gorman and Anthony Marinaccio conducted a seminar for the Realtors Commercial Alliance of Orange County on the subject of California Redevelopment Law entitled: “How to Use Redevelopment Law in Your Real Estate Practice.” The presentation offered an overview.

Alvarez-Glasman & Colvin is proud to announce that AGC Associate and LEED-accredited attorney Teresa Chen, was interviewed for a recent article in the Daily Journal, an influential legal publication. The article, “More California Lawyers Get Green Credentials” by Jason W. Armstrong, discusses the growing trend.

The California Court of Appeal has held that the Mitigation Fee Act does not require a city to specifically identify proposed facilities prior to adopting an impact fee and that cities may consider operational expenses when assessing fees. The case, Homebuilders Association of Tulare/Kings Counties,.

The California Court of Appeal has held that commercial private property owners have a constitutional right to exclude union picketers or other protesters from their property. As a result, the court invalidated two California laws as violative of the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the.