Commercial Lease Law 2009: Cases and Commentary on Negotiating Owner, Tenant Responsibilities

October 18, 2009

Commercial owners have much to learn from the case law issued by the U.S.'s federal and state courts this year. The biggest challenge for owners seems to be understanding their responsibilities and rights under their leases and, equally important, negotiating unambiguous provisions that clearly define both.

Commercial owners have much to learn from the case law issued by the U.S.'s federal and state courts this year. The biggest challenge for owners seems to be understanding their responsibilities and rights under their leases and, equally important, negotiating unambiguous provisions that clearly define both.

In this issue, you will find 2009's most significant commercial lease law cases that illustrate the importance of negotiating narrow lease terms that protect you from litigation by shifting to tenants any responsibilities that could open you up to liability. This issue's commentary from Insider experts shows you how to draft your lease so that you can avoid a lawsuit, too.

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