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In addition to the transactional real estate services provided by Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP, the Firm's Real Estate & Title Litigation Group handles all types of disputes involving commercial and residential real estate transactions. From representing brokers who have been named in lawsuits to protecting the interests of buyers or sellers in real estate transactions that have failed to close, the attorneys in the Real Estate & Title Litigation Group regularly appear in state and federal courts and various arbitration panels and boards in an attempt to obtain a satisfactory resolution for our clients.
Additionally, in conjunction with the Firm's Real Estate & Banking Group, the Real Estate & Title Litigation Group handles disputes involving a property's boundaries, zoning and use. Also, the Group's lawyers counsel and represent clients with respect to the various federal and state environmental laws and regulations, including CERCLA and RCRA on the federal level and the Pennsylvania Solid Waste Management Act on the state level.
Finally, the Real Estate & Title Litigation Group has an extensive experience with title insurance claims and litigation. For a number of years, the Group's attorneys have represented two of the largest title insurance carriers in western Pennsylvania. This representation has involved defending claims made against those carriers ranging from coal rights, gas wells, municipal claims, property line boundary disputes, title clearance demands and interpretation of deeds and other critical documents relating to title and title restrictions.
Regardless of the complexity or magnitude of the problem, the attorneys of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott's Real Estate & Title Litigation Group possess the knowledge, experience, and dedication necessary to pursue any real estate or title insurance matter that cannot be resolved without litigation or further administrative proceedings. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding any real estate or title insurance litigation matter in which you have or may become involved.
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