December 19, 2025

When Silence Speaks: How Silence Can Amount to Misrepresentation In real estate transactions, parties often assume that legal risk arises only from what is explicitly said (such as promises made, projections shared, or assurances given, by either side). Silence, by contrast, is frequently seen as neutral. That assumption is not always true. Courts have consistently...
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