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Constructive Eviction-a Risky Defense for a Commercial Tenant

Constructive eviction is when a landlord’s actions, in breach of the lease, create a situation that results in its tenant […]

Many of my Construction Company Clients have recently been hit with Federal Labor Standards Act (FLSA) wage and hour lawsuits.

In my commercial landlord-tenant practice, I frequently see defaults against retail tenants for ceasing business operations even though they remain

Every lease has a clause that describes what a landlord may do if the tenant defaults: the remedies clause and

When choosing to purchase a commercial property, you need to consider the possible risks involved. Buying commercial property only to

I recently received a distressed call from a beauty salon owner who had just signed a ten-year lease on a full

Do you have clients that are buying/selling restaurants? Glenn D. Wright of the Wright Law Firm, PC, will be a

You have found your dream business venture to invest in and decided to buy. Now you have to figure out

There are several important issues to consider when buying or selling Limited Liability Company membership interests. There are usually provisions

Given that the long-overheated office market in Manhattan is starting to cool, commercial leases are becoming somewhat more tenant-friendly. One