ADA Small Entity Compliance Guide Targets Colleges
This post urges institutions to stop waiting until accessibility problems arise. Instead, it suggests building accessibility into their systems from […]
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Commercial Real Estate Litigation
Landlords face More Hurdles when Serving an LLC Tenant
A Manhattan landlord’s attempt to collect more than $186,000 in unpaid rent from an Indian restaurant was stopped by a
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Buying a Mortgage Note – Risky Investment?
The real estate market’s recent troubles have created openings for investors willing to take on more risk. Property owners nationwide
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Broker Commissions Dispute?
Real estate brokers are a crucial part of property transactions. They prepare letters of intent, oversee sales and purchases, and
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Court Awards Legal Fees to ADA Defendant
Small businesses facing ADA lawsuits just received some good news from the courts. Recently, Orlando Garcia, a plaintiff known for
Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Transferring Properties from Personal Ownership to an LLC
Real estate investors often start out buying properties in their own names. However, moving these properties into a limited liability
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Federal Cutbacks Result in the Termination of GSA Leases
The Trump administration has initiated aggressive cost-cutting measures targeting federal office space, aiming to reduce the government’s commercial real estate
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City to Crack Down on Sidewalk Sheds
On March 26, 2025, New York City Council approved sweeping changes to the rules that have governed sidewalk sheds across
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Business Loan Options for Commercial Real Estate: Banks or Private Lenders
Most business owners shopping for commercial real estate financing end up weighing two main options: traditional banks versus private lenders.
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Commercial Leases: Understanding the Jury Trial Waiver
The Florida Third District Court of Appeal made a significant ruling in March 2025 in the case of Pierre’s Caribbean