As Fall comes to a close and winter begins, property owners in Lynn need to prepare for two of the cold season’s dangers: Snow and ice. Not only should owners of both residential and commercial properties have shovels and salt on hand, but they should also be aware that the failure to remove snow and ice in a timely manner could have civil penalties if the snow or ice leads to another’s injury. If you suffer a slip and fall accident on ice-covered sidewalk in Lynn this year, consider the following information about who is liable and how you can recover compensation–

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One of the most important elements of closing on a home in Lynn is ensuring that good funds are properly transferred from you – the buyer – to the closing attorney for the transaction.  It is important that you prepare funds at least 24 hours in advance, and that you come to the closing table with certified funds; personal checks are not acceptable. Typically, there are two ways to pay for your home: A direct wire transfer or a cashier’s check.

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