Real Estate

The Distinctions Between a Statute of Limitations and a Statute of Repose

The distinctions between a statute of limitation and a statute of repose are both technical and significant. Under a statute…

1 week ago

Absentee Owners Beware: Your Co-Owner Can Kick You to the Curb

There is a concept in the law known as waiver, which means that failing to exercise your rights may result…

1 month ago

Eight Rudolph Friedmann Attorneys Recognized on 2025 Massachusetts Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

Rudolph Friedmann is pleased to announce that eight of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion on the 2025…

2 months ago

Should My Real Estate Be in a Trust?

Clients often ask if they should put their real property into a trust. The answer is complicated. It depends on…

3 months ago

Rudolph Friedmann Attorneys Earn Recognition in 2026 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America®

Rudolph Friedmann LLP is pleased to announce that three of its lawyers have received recognition in the 2026 edition of…

4 months ago

The Condominium Association’s Right to a Super Lien Against Delinquent Unit Owners

Property owners have the right, according Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A, to deed their property into a condominium form of…

9 months ago

Rudolph Friedmann Wins Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate Dispute

Jon Friedmann obtained a favorable verdict from the Massachusetts Superior Court after a three-day jury-waived trial in a real estate…

1 year ago

Alex Tsianatelis Quoted in “Landlord’s alleged breach doesn’t justify end of rent payments” in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

A Massachusetts court recently decided a case involving a commercial lease agreement dispute, which determined that a landlord’s alleged breach…

1 year ago

Good Fences Make Good Neighbors … So Do Clear and Concise Intentions: An Examination of Tools That Give a Party the Right to Control Property They No Longer Own

A selling party owned two adjacent oceanfront homes in a scenic community in Massachusetts. The sellers intended to continue to…

1 year ago

Remote Notarizations Are Here to Stay … But Not Yet

During the COVID pandemic, the Massachusetts Legislature passed a law allowing for Remote Online Notarizations (“RON”). By doing so, real…

1 year ago