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Dealing with a Difficult Client
For every ten great clients, there’s always one that is difficult to work with, it’s unavoidable. So, what do you do with a difficult client while being a land survey expert witness? You can’t just ignore them and block their calls. That could cause potential action...
Methods of Riparian Allocation
“[N]o rule can be laid down as to every situation, since ... rights must depend in every instance upon the shape of the upland, the arm of the sea, and [the parties'] relative position to each other. The aim of all rules as applied to the rights of adjoining littoral...
Land Surveyor Negligence
Land Surveyors are required to be licensed as “professionals” by their respective state boards of licensure within every state of the Union. Since they are licensed by a governmental agency, most land owners, property developers, and layman assume that “all land...