Tag Archives: Commercial Landlord
Florida Appeals Court Decision May Have Significant Ramifications for Commercial Leases
A recent court decision out of Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal is likely to have major ramifications for how commercial leases will be drafted in the future. The case, Genuinely Loving Childcare, LLC v. Bre Mariner Conway Crossings, LLC, was decided on January 13th, 2017 and involves the legal concept of frustration of… Read More »
My Commercial Tenant Defaulted on the Lease, What Happens Now?
Few things cause bigger headaches for commercial landlords than a tenant defaulting on the terms of their lease. Beyond the potential financial damage, it can be difficult for landlords to navigate the complex legal system. All commercial landlords need to know how to protect their rights in the event of a tenant default. If… Read More »
