Elizabeth Whitman recently was quoted as an authority on real estate deeds in What is a grant deed? on Bankrate.com.

WLS’ blog article American Families Plan and Real Estate Investments - 1031 Exchanges recently was quoted in Wealth Strategies Journal.

WLS’ blog article April is Fair Housing Month was republished in the Legal Advocate, a publication of hte Judge Advocate General’s Corps of the U.S. Army.

Elizabeth Whitman has been appointed as the ABA Section Advisor to the Tenancy in Common Ownership Default Rules Committee of the Uniform Law Commission, (known among attorneys as the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws). The committee is charged with creating model state legislation that includes default rules for the management of tenancy in common real estate interests, also known as TICs.

Elizabeth Whitman recently was quoted in Land Contracts Can Be a Shortcut to Owning a Home, but They're More Trouble Than They're Worth published in NextAdvisor on Time.com.

JDSupra's has given Elizabeth Whitman its Reader's Choice Award for her thought leadership and visibility in real estate law during 2020. She was selected from over 58,000 professionals for her proven, ongoing importance to JDSupra readers and her ability to tackle defining topics of the time. This is the third consecutive year that Elizabeth's work has been selected for this award.

In 2020, WLS was a thought leader on how COVID-19 would affect businesses and real estate investments. In April, MarketWatch's article 'This hellfire of a year': COVID-19 long haulers face financial and medical uncertainty in Pandemic Year 2 referenced WLS' 2020 blog article COVID-19 Presents Disability Discrimination Issues, which predicted many of the complex disability discrimination issues surrounding individuals with COVID-19.

Elizabeth Whitman was quoted in What is the Difference Between a Townhouse, Apartment and a Condo?, According to Real Estate Experts on UpJourney.

WLS recently assisted a real estate investment company with its acquisition of a $40+ million multifamily property in the Southwestern United States. The client has requested that further details about the transaction remain confidential.

Elizabeth Whitman recently was quoted in What is mortgage loan modification, and is it a good idea?, published in The Mortgage Reports.