CO-Author: Jon Goodman, Esq. As businesses reduce staff or shut down locations, they often remain obligated on long term leases. Subleasing unused space helps offset continuing liability. Subleases are often documented by simple forms specifying the premises, gross rental rate, security deposit and duration for the sublease, but then address other issues by incorporating the … Continue Reading
Co-author: Jeremy S. Durham When a residential or commercial tenant defaults on a lease, it is in the landlord’s best interest to make aggressive efforts to mitigate the harm to the landlord. Because landlords do not know whether they can collect damages from the tenant or lease guarantors, landlords will want to do everything that … Continue Reading
As health care providers compete for patients, they seek locations convenient for patients. This phenomenon has driven clinics, urgent care facilities, and other health care providers into general office and store front retail space Health care providers create special leasing issues. Among other things, health care providers work with chemicals, they produce biomedical waste, their … Continue Reading