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Your advice to clients depends upon your knowledge of the basics and new developments, as well as the all-important and ever-present element in any housing law casejudicial discretion. This landlord-tenant law program is a must if you practice, or would like to practice, in this area. Hear the expert panelists explain how to handle the majority of landlord-tenant cases. The basics are covered in a way that attorneys new to the area can easily understand. Much of this practice area can only b…

How do you effectively renegotiate a commercial lease in today’s market to avoid standard language pitfalls, lease issues, bankruptcy complexities and tricky landlord-tenant matters? This practical, how-to program examines key legal issues you need to be aware of and how to correctly handle them. Protect the interests of your side of the table.

• Know the legal issues and lease terms less experienced attorneys, real estate professionals and business owners won’t know to renegotia…

This program will provide an overview of the commercial leasing process, beginning with the letter of intent and covering topics critical for lease drafting such as, leasing economics, tenant improvements (and who pays for them) and work letters. Within the area of leasing economics, discussion will address gross leases, triple net leases and the allocation between the parties of operating expenses and taxes, as well as tenant audit rights. This part of the program will also deal …

Going through a foreclosure is a difficult process for everyone involved. This process can get even more complex when the property in foreclosure is a rental property. To ensure your client receives a favorable outcome, you need to make sure you’re fully knowledgeable in the areas of lease agreements, redemption period issues and current laws and regulations. Make certain this difficult process goes as smooth as possible for everyone involved.

• Gain a better understanding of th…

Tenants in public housing who are facing eviction are often losing their tenancy because of a disability such as mental illness or developmental delays. The tenant’s advocate can save this tenancy by asking for a “reasonable accommodation” of the disability and save the tenancy. Learn what an accommodation can be and what “reasonable” means. You will hear from both a landlords and a tenant’s perspective on the rights and responsibilities regarding “Requests for Reasonable Accommodation.”

This session will take a closer look at tenancy court practice. Topics include calendar call, nonpayment of rent cases, attorneys fees, pretrial settlement, right to trial, and judgment.

Your advice to clients depends upon your knowledge of the basics and new developments, as well as the all-important and ever-present element in any housing law casejudicial discretion. This landlord-tenant law program is a must if you practice, or would like to practice, in this area. Hear the expert panelists explain how to handle the majority of landlord-tenant cases. The basics are covered in a way that attorneys new to the area caneasily understand. Much of this practice area can only be…

You have tried your first, or even many, summary process cases. Now you want to develop a better grasp of residential landlord/tenant law. When a client comes to you, what advice do you give? How do you protect your client? When a problem occurs, what is the best procedure to address the emergency? This program takes you beyond the basics of how to litigate a simple non-payment case. The faculty explain how to protect your client before problems occur, and how to deal with problems efficientl…

Your advice to clients depends upon your knowledge of the basics and new developments, as well as the all-important and ever-present element in any housing law casejudicial discretion. This landlord-tenant law program is a must if you practice, or would like to practice, in this area. Hear the expert panelists explain how to handle the majority of landlord-tenant cases. The basics are covered in a way that attorneys new to the area can easily understand.

Much of this practice area ca…

A multitude of issues can arise during the term of a real estate lease and/or at the expiration of a lease term that require in-house counsel to get involved. Many of these issues can be more complex than one would imagine, can cost your company unnecessary money and are often not fully addressed in the lease agreement. SNDA requests, estoppels certificate requests, lease assignment or sublease requests, requests to make improvements to the property, default notices, liability for holdover rent …

Colleen Peters Hussey, Goulston & Storrs, Allan Caggiano , Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo, and Geoff Howell, DLA Piper, will discuss the unique leasing issues that arise when negotiating leases for laboratory space, including work letter issues, diligence, operational requirements and surrender issues arising in these transactions.

• Ground Leases
  The differences between space leases and ground leases; Financeable ground leases
• Security Deposits (of all kinds), Guarantee, Defaults, and Litigation
  Workout scenarios; Handling guarantors
• Bankruptcy
  Tenant’s bankruptcy; Landlord’s bankruptcy and special problems of subtenants; Defensive tactics before the bankruptcy
• Insurance: An Attorney’s Primer

• Retail Leasing
  What can the tenant expect to receive? Co-tenancies; Exclusives; “Front door” control; CAM caps and locks; Street leasing; Life style center; Supermarket leases
• Assignments and Subleases
  Maintaining control and limiting liability; Addressing complications in the sublease; Differences among retail, office, and industrial leases
• Questions and Answers

Analysis of recent Section 1031 and Tenant-In-Common developments including: (i) exchanges when there is no equity in relinquished property; (ii) foreclosure sales; (iii) safety of funds held by Qualified Intermediary and alternatives; (iv) replacement of Qualified Intermediaries; (v) completion of exchange if a Qualified Intermediary defaults; (vi) related party transactions; (vii) additional developments.

“Green” and “sustainability” get a lot of attention these days. Energy efficiency, environmental responsibility, and ecological sustainability are finding their way into everyday life – your home, your car, your work, and, yes, even your office lease. But leasing green means more than just adding a nice plaque to your building wall or a platitude to your lease regulations. True green leases make sustainability everyday. And, whether you represent the landlord, the tenant or the broker, real “…

When dealing with commercial or industrial property, there are no “standard” foreclosures. Each one is unique, and they get exponentially more complicated when dealing with large commercial or industrial properties. Explore the issues and pitfalls inherent in these complex foreclosure actions – from possession issues to cross collateralization to negotiating with guarantors. Build your skills and expand your practice. Register today!

• Successfully navigate through tenant rights…

When dealing with commercial or industrial property, there are no “standard” foreclosures. Each one is unique, and they get exponentially more complicated when dealing with large commercial or industrial properties. Explore the issues and pitfalls inherent in these complex foreclosure actions – from possession issues to cross collateralization to negotiating with guarantors. Build your skills and expand your practice. Register today!

• Successfully navigate through tenant rights…

“Green” and “sustainability” get a lot of attention these days. Energy efficiency, environmental responsibility, and ecological sustainability are finding their way into everyday life – your home, your car, your work, and, yes, even your office lease. But leasing green means more than just adding a nice plaque to your building wall or a platitude to your lease regulations. True green leases make sustainability everyday. And, whether you represent the landlord, the tenant or the broker, real “…

Are you ready to handle tenant eviction problems and property preservation disputes? Examine the common post-foreclosure issues that can arise and get practical strategies from an experienced practitioner on how to handle them without breaking stride. Register today!

• Learn proven techniques to cure defective sales.
• Understand the lender’s rights and obligations after foreclosure.
• Know how to effectively handle eviction disputes.

Are you ready to handle tenant eviction problems and property preservation disputes? Examine the common post-foreclosure issues that can arise and get practical strategies from an experienced practitioner on how to handle them without breaking stride. Register today!

• Learn proven techniques to cure defective sales.
• Understand the lender’s rights and obligations after foreclosure.
• Know how to effectively handle eviction disputes.

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