A Deed to a Husband and Wife May Not Accomplish Its Intended Goal
To quote the Indiana Supreme Court in a 2017 decision, “Indiana has a longstanding legal presumption . . . that spouses owning real property hold
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Can the Property Manager of a Retail Center Be Liable For Injuries Resulting from the Acts of Intoxicated Customers?
The Indiana Court of Appeals recently decided a case involving premises liability in which the plaintiff sought to extend liability to the property manager of
When Trespass Claims and Negligence Claims Collide in Developing Real Property
A recent decision by the Indiana Court of Appeals involving trespass by one property owner and negligence by another (which resulted in damages from surface
Lease Provisions to Protect Landlords From Liability May Fall Short
Commercial leases typically contain provisions to protect landlords from damages suffered by tenants as a result of any condition of the leased premises or the
Landlords Get Some Clarification on Tax Exemptions
Many landlords lease space to Indiana governmental agencies, including offices for the Family and Social Services Administration, Indiana Department of Veteran’s Affairs facilities, Bureau of
Non-compliance with Home Improvements Contract Act does not necessarily make the contract unenforceable
Contracts used by home improvement contractors must comply with the Indiana Home Improvements Contract Act and must include certain information required by the HICA. While