Lease vs. License -Glenn Wright to be Speaker at Upcoming Seminar
I am pleased to announce that I will speak in an upcoming Strafford live video webinar, “Lease vs. License: Short-Term Property Use, […]
Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Commercial Leasing and NYC’s Climate Mobilization Act
In mid-2019, the New York City Council passed what was called the Climate Mobilization Act (“CMA”). It was actually six
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Unique Issues for Commercial Leasing in Life Sciences Sector
Last year, according to the Real Deal, records were shattered for the number of New York City commercial spaces leased
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Understanding NYC Triple Net Leases and Taxes
One of the many reasons you should have an experienced NYC commercial lease attorney draft and review your commercial lease
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NYC Commercial Leases: What is the Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment?
One of the many reasons you should have an experienced NYC commercial lease attorney draft and review your commercial lease
Commercial Real Estate Litigation
CAM expenses and why do Tenants Have to pay them?
In addition to the rent in NYC commercial leases, tenants must pay CAM expenses based on the rented square footage.
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How Might NYC Lessors React if Commercial Rent Control is Enacted?
As reported by media outlets, City Councilman Stephen Levin has re-introduced legislation to impose commercial rent control here in NYC.
Purchase or Sale of Businesses
Punitive Damages in New York Breach of Contract Cases
Generally, under New York law, that answer is no; punitive damages are not recoverable in business-to-business litigation involving breach of
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Negotiating Force Majeure Clauses in NYC Commercial Leases
We recently wrote about the frustration of purpose doctrine regarding New York commercial leases and COVID-19. In this article, we
ADA Defense and Compliance
Future ADA Compliance The federal Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) outlaws discrimination based on disability in “places of public accommodation.”