Legal and Practical Issues of Easements

Save money and hassles with a comprehensive introduction to the law of easements.

Do not let the intimidating complexity of easements cause you anxiety. Whether you're looking to draft, negotiate, comply with or fight one, our panel of local professionals will give you the basic know-how to lead to success. 

Attend this seminar and get the practical easements information you won't find anywhere else. Hear about different kinds of easements and how they are created, how to interpret and understand the meaning of easement terms, how to record an easement, how to create an easement and how to terminate one, and what to do about the rights and responsibilities that come with the creation of an easement. Listen to an explanation of the challenges of unrecorded easements, termination of easements through nonuse or overuse, the difference between easements and other rights to real property, and numerous other issues related exclusively to easements. All you've ever wanted to know about easements, all in one place, all in one day. Register now.

Benefits for You

• Learn strategies to craft strong easements
• Perform due diligence the right way so you don't get caught by surprise
• Walk through the types of easements and their intricacies
• Make sure nothing gets missed in easement termination

Learning Objectives

• You will be able to discuss differences between floating, implied and prescriptive easements.
• You will be able to review definition of an easements and types of easements.
• You will be able to explain obligations and responsibilities arising from easements.
• You will be able to identify disputes in easement negotiations and litigation.

Who Should Attend?

This seminar is designed for attorneys, presidents, vice presidents, engineers, hydrology professionals, project managers, environmental professionals, planning and zoning officials, government and municipal administrators, developers, real estate professionals, title agents, public works directors, contractors, subcontractors, principals, consultants, architects and surveyors.