Adverse possession is a legal concept that you might remember from law school but haven't thought much about since. It’s an ancient principle that's been around for thousands of years, and it's likely to endure as long as people own land. Essentially, if certain conditions are met, someone can acquire ownership of property without buying it or going to court.

This CLE course dives into the intricacies of adverse possession, focusing on its role in litigation. You’ll learn about the key elements, hidden pitfalls, and strategies for navigating these cases. The course is led by the author of "Litigating Adverse Possession Cases," who will share valuable insights on handling these disputes, whether you're representing the party claiming adverse possession or defending against it.

Join us to explore practical tips and legal nuances in this complex area of real estate law. This lecture is a must-attend for anyone involved in adverse possession cases.