In a GlobeSt.com article, partner Richard Schulman discusses two recent California Supreme Court opinions on climate change and how they effect new projects in California. Click here to read the full article published on the GlobeSt.com website.
Neil Hyytinen, a partner at HechtSolberg, spoke exclusively with GlobeSt.com about how developers can mitigate the risk or fight a referendum that is underway against development. This topic is especially pertinent due to local projects that have recently been delayed or derailed by voters. Click here to read the informative
HechtSolberg has been honored as a Tier 1 San Diego law firm in the areas of real estate law and land use and zoning law in the U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers 2016 rankings. The firm was also designated a Tier 2 law firm for San Diego
Three lawyers with HechtSolberg have been designated among the Best Lawyers in America© for 2016 in a total of six practice areas. Paul E. Robinson was also named the 2016 San Diego Land Use and Zoning Law “Lawyer of the Year.” The selections were made based on an exhaustive peer-review
HechtSolberg is expanding its deeply rooted Common Interest Developments (CID) Practice with the return of John Hecht, whose imprint is found in the structures of master-planned communities throughout Southern California. In addition, the CID group includes junior partner David J. Vogel and law clerk/real estate specialist Christina Morgan, with senior
The San Diego Daily Transcript has named Mickey Maher, HechtSolberg’s managing partner, a 2015 Top Attorney in the Real Estate Transactional practice area. Based off of a peer voting process, Maher is one of ten finalists in his practice area to have earned this honorable distinction. Click here to read
SAN DIEGO, June 15, 2015 – HechtSolberg’s Jerold H. Goldberg and his co-presenter Laurence R. Phillips, an attorney with McKenna Long & Aldridge, gave a 90-minute primer on “Indemnification in Contracts” to a sold-out crowd of subcontractors and builders June 11 at the Building Industry Association (BIA) San Diego office.
Globe St., a well known real estate industry website, recently interviewed Richard Schulman regarding the latest California Supreme Court case Berkeley Hillside Preservation v. City of Berkeley and its implications in California real estate development. Click here to read the full interview. Mr. Schulman is a partner at HechtSolberg who
HechtSolberg has hired two new associates, Sara Vakulskas and Talon Powers. Vakulskas is expected to play an active role in all of the firm’s practice areas, including land use, planning and entitlements and common interest developments. She is a member of the Lawyers Club of San Diego and the San
A recent California Supreme Court case, Berkeley Hillside Preservation v. City of Berkeley, was decided in early March and concerned when to require an environmental impact report for a type of project that does not usually harm the environment. Richard Schulman, a partner at HechtSolberg, wrote a commentary piece for
