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Morgan Cahill-Marsland represents property owners, landlords, private lenders, real estate brokers/agents, homeowners’ associations, members of homeowners’ associations, and developers.
I represent clients in a variety of real property law matters including purchase/sale transactions and disputes, land use, easements, boundary disputes, landlord-tenant issues, quiet title actions, partition actions, construction defects, nondisclosure issues, and title conveyance.
I am also a California licensed real estate broker.
This article covers President Biden’s recent proposal to cap rent increases to no more than 5% on properties held by corporate landlords. San Francisco Construction & Real Estate Litigation partners Ashley Klein and Jeanne Grove and counsel Morgan Cahill-Marsland are quoted in the coverage. Jeanne and Morgan note that the policy would disincentivize investment in rental units and cause existing investors to question whether they should remain in the market. Ashley adds that federal efforts would be better spent on incentivizing housing production.
The following article covers the arrival of a prominent women-led Real Estate Litigation team in San Francisco. Led by partners Ashley Klein and Jeanne Grove, the team also includes partner Jaimie Bombard; counsel Morgan Cahill-Marsland, Laura Campbell, Lauren Jones, and Matthew Urdan; and department attorneys Stephanie Andersen, Alexandra Azad, and Lindsey Schmidt. The American Lawyer and Law360 articles also quote Litigation Department head Tony Barron and San Francisco Office Managing Partner Rob Weikert.
The following article covers the arrival of a prominent women-led Real Estate Litigation team in San Francisco. Led by partners Ashley Klein and Jeanne Grove, the team also includes partner Jaimie Bombard; counsel Morgan Cahill-Marsland, Laura Campbell, Lauren Jones, and Matthew Urdan; and department attorneys Stephanie Andersen, Alexandra Azad, and Lindsey Schmidt. The American Lawyer and Law360 articles also quote Litigation Department head Tony Barron and San Francisco Office Managing Partner Rob Weikert.
The following article covers the arrival of a prominent women-led Real Estate Litigation team in San Francisco. Led by partners Ashley Klein and Jeanne Grove, the team also includes partner Jaimie Bombard; counsel Morgan Cahill-Marsland, Laura Campbell, Lauren Jones, and Matthew Urdan; and department attorneys Stephanie Andersen, Alexandra Azad, and Lindsey Schmidt.
California
California Western School of Law, J.D.
University of Colorado at Boulder, B.S., Psychology
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