Property Lawyer

Specific Responsibilities: Drafting and Reviewing Contracts: Property lawyers draft, review, and negotiate various real estate contracts, including purchase agreements, leases, and other legal documents. Title Searches and Due Diligence: They conduct thorough title searches to verify ownership and ensure there are no outstanding liens or encumbrances. Legal Advice: They advise clients on property law, including zoning regulations, land use, and other relevant legal issues. Dispute Resolution: Property lawyers help clients resolve disputes related to property, such as boundary disputes, ownership disputes, and contract breaches. Representation in Court: They represent clients in court or other legal proceedings related to property disputes, including foreclosure actions. Compliance with Regulations: They ensure compliance with local, state, and federal property laws and regulations. Facilitating Transactions: They assist clients in various aspects of property transactions, including preparing and executing deeds, handling property registration, and facilitating closings. In essence, a property lawyer's role is to navigate the complex legal landscape of real estate transactions and ensure their clients' legal interests are protected. Job Type: Full-time Pay: Up to ₹36,000.00 per month Benefits: Cell phone reimbursement Provident Fund Schedule: Day shift Supplemental Pay: Performance bonus Work Location: In person