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 […]
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ADA Defense and Compliance
Future ADA Compliance The federal Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) outlaws discrimination based on disability in “places of public accommodation.”
NYC Law
NYC Commercial Lease Litigation, COVID-19 and the Frustration of Purpose Doctrine
Under New York contract law, the frustration of purpose doctrine is a legal principle that, under certain rare circumstances, allows
Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Glenn Wright Appointed to New York City Bar Association’s Real Property Law Committee
The Wright Law Firm is pleased to report that Glenn Wright has been appointed to the New York City Bar
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Some Basics for Negotiating an NYC Commercial Real Estate Lease
Every lease negotiation is different because every commercial space and potential tenant’s needs are unique. However, there are quite a
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“Go Dark” Clauses Immune to COVID
When a store exercises its good guy clause by serving the landlord the good guy notice, it often wants to
Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Valuation Methods When Selling or Buying a New York Business
When buying or selling a business here in New York, valuation can be tricky. No seller wants to receive less
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Renegotiations of Retail Leases in the Coronavirus Era
Since the coronavirus crisis began, I have been negotiating rent concessions for many commercial tenants’ clients. In this blog post,
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Pop-Up Lease Seminar
Glenn D. Wright of the Wright Law Firm and Robin Abrams, broker extraordinaire and Vice-Chairman of Compass Real Estate, will
Commercial Real Estate Litigation
Leveling the Playing Field in Commercial Evictions
A New York City Councilman will soon propose a bill that would give small businesses facing eviction access to free