Real Estate Law Books

Construction disputes have led to a wide range of alternative dispute resolution processes—from negotiation and Dispute Review Boards to arbitration and more. ADR for Construction Disputes is a step-by-step guide for both novice and experienced attorneys, covering major processes and identifying the key risks counsel must manage along the way.

Arizona Real Property Law and Practice is the go-to legal resource for Arizona real estate attorneys, judges and brokers. Covering eleven essential chapters from deeds and mortgages to leases, contracts, title issues and broker standards, this book delivers both legal depth and practical guidance. Authored by a certified real estate law specialist and seasoned litigator, it includes insightful commentary, sample forms and practice tips to help professionals navigate transactions and disputes with confidence.

Connecticut Guide to Landlord-Tenant Law is a practical, practice-focused treatise analyzing residential and commercial landlord-tenant law in Connecticut, with forms and strategic guidance for litigation and lease drafting.

A comprehensive, practice-oriented guide to Florida construction lien law, delivering clear analysis and procedural guidance on lien rights, priorities, enforcement, and related remedies.

Georgia Construction Law and Practice delivers in-depth guidance on the statutes, case law and industry considerations shaping residential and commercial construction projects in Georgia. Written for attorneys and advanced law students, this treatise addresses core legal issues affecting owners, contractors and design professionals.

Georgia Real Property Law and Practice is an indispensable treatise and timesaving tool for any legal professional who advises real estate clients in Georgia. Formerly known as Georgia Real Estate Forms, this enhanced edition contains comprehensive analysis in addition to practical forms throughout and is authored by Rubin Lublin, LLC, in Peachtree Corners, Georgia.