Real Estate Litigation

The real estate litigation lawyers at The Injury Law Firm, P.C. represent individual and business clients involved in real estate disputes and land use litigation throughout South Carolina. The Firm does not handle real estate closings. Rather, the Firm handles litigation that may arise out of a real estate closings or breach of real estate contracts. The Firm also handles real estate disputes involving defects in title, rights-of-way, easements, contamination or real estate partition actions for property owned by joint tenants. If you are involved in a business real estate dispute, the experienced attorneys at The Injury Law Firm, P.C. are available to represent your interest by protecting your rights and presenting your legal options.

Real estate law in South Carolina is a complex legal area of practice. Our real estate litigation attorneys at The Injury Law Firm, P.C. often work closely with real estate closing attorneys and firms to handle litigation involving title defects that cannot be resolved at closing. The firm also handles all types of real estate litigation including:

• Zoning litigation
• Environmental litigation
• Adverse possession
• Petitions for partition
• Construction disputes
• Litigation involving commercial real estate purchases and sales
• Breach of contract
• Commercial leading
• Property management
• Quiet title actions
• Slander of title
• Joint venture, partnerships, and strategic partnering
• Boundary, easement, covenants and licenses
• Title disputes
• Real estate financing contracts
• Real property damages, contamination
• Damages for nuisance, abatement or nuisance
• Ejectment
• Mechanic’s liens
• Land development
• Land use, entitlements, permits, restrictions, and fees
• Eminent domain, inverse condemnation and takings

Choose a Real Estate Litigation Attorney

Our Firm is not a real estate closing firm. Father, The Injury Law Firm, P.C. focuses on real estate issues that cannot be resolved in a real estate closing. Our firm only handles real estate litigation when a breach or dispute occurred in a real estate contract because of a title defect, outstanding interest or encumbrance that a real estate attorney is not in a position to file litigation to resolve.

Real Estate litigation cases are handled on an hourly fee basis plus costs. An initial retainer fee is collected when the firm is hired. Call (864) 888-8887 or email for a free case review.