Commercial real estate transactions are inherently multifaceted and require the advice of an experienced legal team to avoid future problems or disputes. Mette, Evans & Woodside`s lawyers provide proactive legal advice to commercial developers, builders, buyers, landlords and tenants. The Mette, Evans & Woodside Energy practice area offers the combined legal experience of highly qualified lawyers and an in-depth understanding of the business and technical aspects of the energy industry. Mette, Evans & Woodside`s agricultural law practice encompasses a wide range of legal services tailored to the needs of clients, from traditional family farms to businesses providing services and products to support the farming community. Our clients represent all aspects of agriculture throughout Pennsylvania, from livestock and plant farms to Christmas tree operators and plant input suppliers. Mette, Evans & Woodside`s environmental lawyers advise their clients on rapidly evolving and increasingly complex environmental regulatory and compliance issues. Our lawyers advise businesses, developers, financial institutions, municipalities and individuals to assist in the process of obtaining permits, permits and exemptions for public and private projects, as well as to assess and respond to environmental risks. With respect to the information contained on this website, neither the Attorney General of the State of New York nor any of its employees makes any warranty, express or implied, nor assumes any legal responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of the information disclosed herein. Real estate transactions involve real estate law, which is unique and may involve issues that require an experienced real estate lawyer trained to deal with these issues. Mette, Evans & Woodside has successfully represented clients on both sides of the problem – owners of convicted property and public entities that exercise the power of conviction. Our experienced lawyers carefully evaluate each case with the help of appraisers, architects, engineers and other real estate professionals. Individuals and businesses rely on the lawyers of Mette, Evans & Woodside to protect their interests in real estate transactions.
Our lawyers provide legal representation to buyers and sellers in commercial or private transactions in order to protect the interests of our clients. Maine laws dealing with the sale of real estate by real estate agents may have held agents liable for the intentional or negligent failure to disclose material defects in the purchased home. The eminent domain process can be intimidating. Our comprehensive and collaborative approach to legal solutions allows us to work with the best lawyers in other areas of our firm, especially our real estate and land use lawyers, as well as specialists in other areas. With extensive experience in representing developers, contractors, architects and owners, our construction lawyers can guide you every step of the way. We can work with clients, providing ideas and strategies, from project launch to completion. Clients rely on our legal advice for all aspects of contracts, from initial drafting to negotiations and dispute resolution. Lawyers for Mette, Evans and Woodside provide legal services to individuals and businesses involved in real estate litigation. Our expertise includes real estate contract disputes, mortgage foreclosures, construction defects, litigation, real estate fraud claims and other real estate disputes.
Pennsylvania is a state leader in power generation, and as Commonwealth companies increase their production of oil, natural gas, and renewable energy, unique legal challenges are also presented. While estate and estate planning is the foundation of our agricultural law practice, Pennsylvania`s agricultural industry faces a number of legal issues in the day-to-day operations of its farms. We have represented AG clients at one time or another in a wide range of legal matters concerning farms, including a representative list of the following: The Real Estate Finance Office is involved in the application of Article 23-A of the General Economic Law (the “Martin Law”) and the applicable regulations governing the offer and sale of real estate securities, orderly. including cooperative participation in real estate, syndications and national offers. The office is also responsible for ensuring that all real estate securities dealers register with the Attorney General before engaging in sales activities, including offers, sales and advertising. We are qualified to handle all aspects of commercial and residential real estate issues, including zoning and land use, environmental regulations, land acquisition, industrial and commercial developments, shopping malls and telecommunications facilities. Our real estate lawyers work closely with lawyers in other areas of law to find comprehensive solutions to real estate and land use problems. Our lawyers have been involved in commercial real estate transactions of all kinds, including: shopping malls, office complexes, seniors` housing, industrial facilities, condominiums and apartment buildings. The office is divided into four sections: review, enforcement, records management and public information. The Review Service is responsible for reviewing all tendering plans, amendments, syndication and national filings, no-action letters and cooperative policy statements.
The Enforcement Section investigates public complaints and enforces the Martin Act using the civil powers of the Attorney General. If warranted, the Law Enforcement Section also cooperates with the Criminal Chamber with respect to Offences under the Martin Act that reach the level of criminality. The Enforcement Division may also use alternative dispute resolution procedures to resolve complaints, if necessary at its sole discretion. The Records Management Section processes all dealer registration statements and real estate securities deposits, including offer plans, amendments, cooperative policy statements and no-action letters. The Department of Public Information processes access to information requests. It also provides the public with information such as consumer guides, copies of policies, by-laws and by-laws, and responds to general public inquiries. From determining the best type of real estate company to looking for zoning and regulatory issues, to negotiating purchase contracts and leases, our experienced lawyers provide legal advice to avoid problems and make a transaction a success. Clients from almost every local community in Dauphin and Cumberland counties, as well as many communities in central Pennsylvania, sought advice and guidance from Mette, Evans & Woodside`s real estate practice area. Buying or selling real estate requires careful consideration, as the transaction has long-term legal and financial implications.
Our lawyers will carefully review contracts and transaction documents to ensure that your legal rights are protected and inform you of your obligations. The above information is available on the Attorney General`s website using the “Search Database” button below. In addition, drawings and changes are now published to the database for some plan IDs. If the quote plan and/or changes associated with a specific plan ID have been published to the database, they appear in the Documents tab (to the right of the Statistics Map tab) where they can be downloaded.
