Pursuing the Best Available Outcome in Real Property Fraud Issues

Real property fraud can occur in many different ways.  Many cases involve the misrepresentation of or failure to disclose material facts by the seller or the seller’s agent or broker in the sale of residential real property.  In other instances, a breach of fiduciary duty on the part of the agent or broker can constitute fraud.  In commercial real property sales, a seller may make representations that are misleading by reason of concealment of other facts.  There is a lot at stake for buyers, sellers, agents and brokers in these matters, and the assistance of an experienced attorney is essential.

At the Long Beach Law Office of Henry B. LaTorraca, clients derive a great deal of benefit from Mr. LaTorraca’s almost 50 years of experience representing a wide array of clients in complex real property disputes.  Regardless of your position in the dispute, you can rely on him for the focused, results-oriented representation necessary to protect your interests.

Diligently Pursuing the Best Available Outcome for Every Client

Attorney LaTorraca is widely recognized for his knowledge of California real property law and the effective representation he provides.  His proven ability to obtain results for clients who have been harmed by real property fraud as well as defending those accused of misrepresentation and concealments make him a natural selection for any party involved in these disputes.

In every case, Mr. LaTorraca conducts a thorough investigation into the alleged fraud or nondisclosure and builds the strongest possible case in support of his client’s position.  His personalized approach to every case allows him to develop customized solutions that specifically address the unique requirements of the case.

Contact the Law Office of Henry B. LaTorraca

You are invited to contact attorney LaTorraca’s Long Beach, California, office at 562-620-2412 for an initial lawyer consultation to discuss your fraud and nondisclosure real estate law dispute.