Course Description
Real estate disputes in 2025 are no longer just about who owns what — they’re about who gets to enforce, who gets to take, and who gets paid. In this fast-paced program, Cash K. Parker (admitted in Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming) pulls back the curtain on the strategies he uses to both prosecute and defend three high-stakes property-rights battles attorneys face today.
Principles
- HOA Issues – How to prosecute covenant violations for HOAs (and get insurance companies to pay defense/indemnity) or aggressively defend owners against overreaching boards or boards trying to avoid paying legitimate expenses/claims
- Boundary & Easement Disputes – Prosecution playbook for removing encroachments and quieting title versus defense strategies that turn adverse-possession claims into quick settlements
- Eminent Domain – Both Sides of the Gavel – Cash has handled condemnation matters for both condemning authorities and landowners facing eminent domain actions, including several jury trials. Learn how to drive up or hold down just-compensation verdicts, when to file inverse-condemnation counterclaims and how to lock in relocation benefits and attorney-fee shifting
Whether you represent developers, HOAs, government entities, or individual property owners, this session delivers immediately usable tactics for early resolution, insurance leverage, and courtroom wins.
Perfect for real estate litigators, transactional attorneys who want to spot (and stop) disputes early, and in-house real estate counsel.
Syllabus
- HOA Issues – How to prosecute covenant violations for HOAs (and get insurance companies to pay defense/indemnity) or aggressively defend owners against overreaching boards or boards trying to avoid paying legitimate expenses/claims
- Boundary & Easement Disputes – Prosecution playbook for removing encroachments and quieting title versus defense strategies that turn adverse-possession claims into quick settlements
- Eminent Domain – Both Sides of the Gavel – Cash has handled condemnation matters for both condemning authorities and landowners facing eminent domain actions, including several jury trials. Learn how to drive up or hold down just-compensation verdicts, when to file inverse-condemnation counterclaims and how to lock in relocation benefits and attorney-fee shifting
