May a buyer record a second lis pendens on a property after the original lis pendens has been expunged?
De Martini v. Superior Court Facts: A buyer and seller enter into a purchase agreement for commercial property. A dispute arises over the buyer’s obligation to deposit earnest money. The buyer and seller enter into arbitration and closing is postponed. The buyer petitions the court to enter judgment on the arbitration award and records a […]
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