About this episode
As a “dirt lawyer,” Don Pinto’s cases typically involve one party that wants to do something in real estate, and another party trying to stop it. Whether coastal erosion or view obstruction with residential homeowners, or developers seeking to build new commercial or residential property, disputes end up in court if he can’t help his clients come to terms sooner. Each day on the job looks different, from delving into historical records for title disputes to navigating complex cases involving difficult expert witness and judges who cannot help get into the weeds on a very specialized area of law. Don also talks about how the business of real estate law has changed as land values increase, and the unexpected downsides of transparency in law firm compensation—where open financials can breed tension and rivalry among colleagues. Don is a graduate of Suffolk University Law School. This episode is hosted by Kyle McEntee. Mentioned in this episode: Loyola Law School Learn more about Loyola Law School William & Mary Law Learn more about William & Mary Law School Learn more about Baylor Law Learn more about Blueprint BU Law Learn more about Boston University School of Law Seattle Law Learn more about Seattle University School of Law Learn more about Seton Hall Access LawHub today!