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The New Jersey Appellate Division recently affirmed summary judgment for a home seller, her brokerage and agent, and a home inspector.

Florida’s 2026 legislative session opens with an unusually heavy real estate agenda. If enacted, proposed measures could reshape transactional practices and expand compliance-driven errors-and-omissions exposure.

In an October 2025 decision with important implications for real estate errors and omissions liability, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court clarified how claims against home inspectors must be timed under the Pennsylvania Home Inspect

New Florida legislation, if enacted, would require licensed home inspectors to maintain errors and omissions (E&O) insurance as a condition of licensure.

We are excited to announce the reinvigoration of our Real Estate Professional Liability defense team, servicing clients in eight states including Delaware, Florida, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

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Ohio Supreme Court Clarifies Sellers’ Disclosure Obligations: No Duty to Disclose Publicly Recorded EasementsAshmus v. Coughlin, 2025-Ohio-2412

When facing claims, Pennsylvania real estate agents too often view the mandatory mediation paragraph found within the Standard Agreement for the Sale of Real Estate as little more than boilerplate.

This article was originally posted by PLUS Blog on October 28, 2025, by plushq.