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The Law of Lis Pendens in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
If you are involved in a real estate dispute in Massachusetts or Rhode Island, it is important to know the... Read More »
Cracks in the Law of Sidewalks
Under Massachusetts common law in effect since 1860, property owners have no duty to repair or warn of hazards on... Read More »
The Importance of Recordkeeping in Commercial Lease Administration
Many commercial leases provide for automatic extension of the term unless one party notifies the other in writing within a... Read More »
Disability Access and Lease Negotiations in California: What Commercial Landlords Need to Know
Recent amendments to an existing California statute regarding disability access for commercial property create requirements, of which landlords, tenants, and... Read More »
Subordination, Non-Disturbance and Attornment Agreements in a Nutshell
Negotiation of a Subordination, Non-Disturbance and Attornment Agreement (commonly referred to as an “SNDA”) can pose challenges for property owners,... Read More »
Why a Leasehold Mortgage?
Developer wants to buy a prime parcel for shopping center construction. He approaches the landowner with a written offer to... Read More »
Landlord Tips for Co-Tenancy Requirements
When it comes to opening and co-tenancy requirements, some leases require that a specific anchor tenant be open and operating before... Read More »
Telecommunication Lease: The Battle Over Subleasing Rights
Telecommunication (“telecom”) leases can be a unique animal due to the nature of the tenant’s use and business model. In negotiating... Read More »
New Opportunities for Credit Union Ownership of Real Estate
Proposed changes to NCUA’s rule on federal credit union (FCU) ownership of real estate and to the Massachusetts credit union... Read More »
When a Signed Lease is Not Enough – Commercial Tenants in Massachusetts
Renting retail space in a shopping center? An office in downtown Boston? A parcel of land for development in the... Read More »
Residential Security Deposits Provide Protection for a Landlord, but There can be Unexpected Pitfalls
On April 27, 2016, the ever-perilous legal landscape for Massachusetts residential landlords developed an additional potential pitfall. The statute governing... Read More »