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Category: Leasing
Tips and Tricks for Negotiating Pet-Friendly Leases Part II: The Americans with Disabilities Act
Commercial leases include many dangerous pitfalls and traps ready to snarl unsuspecting parties. From rent to insurance, taxes to operating... Read More »
Dogs in Space: Negotiating Pet-Friendly Rules at Work
A fast growing, yet often overlooked topic in commercial leasing today involves pet ownership. Roughly 66 percent of Americans own... Read More »
The Evolution of the Health Club as a Tenant in Retail and Mixed-Use Developments; Pros and Cons
A health club used to be an unwelcome tenant in any retail shopping center. The traditional thinking was that health... Read More »
Retailers Can Improve Leasing Efficiency with Document Automation
Corporate legal departments in the retail industry are under constant pressure to cut costs, and they often pass those pressures... Read More »
LeaseCraft – Lease Drafting and Automation Solution
In accordance with our commitment to delivering efficient and cost effective legal services for our clients, Sherin and Lodgen’s leasing... 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 »
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 »
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 »











