Schorr Law
Blogroll
commercial real estate.
Like us on Facebook
Latest Tweets
- In the paper today I noticed that interest rates are at an all time low. Time to refinance again? If possible.... fb.me/1V7VdrNTP 12 hours ago
- Cross-complaints in Unlawful Detainers: Tenants Obtaining Affirmative Relief wp.me/poa3Q-2z via @wordpressdotcom 12 hours ago
- Mortgage rates at record lows. tinyurl.com/8yyysfw 14 hours ago
- Real Estate Attorneys Los Angeles: Enforcing Judgments Even After Judgment Debtors File Bankrupt… wp.me/p9Rwn-4G via @wordpressdotcom 2 days ago
- Matton Images 00128038.JPG fb.me/1lGiHR2yN 2 days ago
-
Recent Posts
- Real Estate Attorneys Los Angeles: Enforcing Judgments Even After Judgment Debtors File Bankruptcy.
- Los Angeles Real Estate Attorney: The Legal Effect of Subleasing Property
- Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys: Negotiating with the Bank on Commercial Guarantees.
- Los Angeles County Superior Court Cuts – Reduced Motion Calendar in Central District?
- Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys – Getting the Job Done in 2012 with 7 Judgments in The First 4 Months
- Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys Schorr Law Obtain Terminating Sanctions and Judgment in Their Client’s Favor After Nearly 4 Years of Litigation
- Los Angeles Real Estate Attorneys Schorr Law Negotiates a $12 Million Loan
- Los Angeles Real Estate Attorney: Los Angeles County Superior Court Cuts – Court Reporters No Longer To Be Provided
- Los Angeles Post Judgment Collection – Sheriff’s Sale
- California Purchase and Sale Contracts – Waiver of Specific Performance
Archives
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- April 2011
- January 2011
- October 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- April 2010
- January 2010
- September 2009
- August 2009
- July 2009
- April 2009
- March 2009
- February 2009
- January 2009
- December 2008
- November 2008
- September 2008
- August 2008
- July 2008
- June 2008
- May 2008
- March 2008
- February 2008
- January 2008
- December 2007
Commercial Real Estate News- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
Pages
Category Archives: Commercial Leasing
Commercial Real Estate Leasing Disputes
I just got word today, that my seminar on how to prepare for commercial real estate leasing disputes is now available for purchase. Visit researchandmarkets.com for more information. The seminar is available for viewing on your computer or ipod. We … Continue reading
Use of Parking Spaces in Common Areas for Commercial Lease Tenant
The California Court of Appeals (3rd District) recently issued an opinion in Muzzi v. Bel Air Mart finding that Bel Air Mart, an anchor tenant on a commercial lease with Muzzi was not permitted to use common area parking spaces … Continue reading
Preparing For Commercial Real Estate Leasing Disputes – ReedLogic
I am happy to announce that we are in production with ReedLogic (http://www.reedlogic.com/) for a legal seminar on Preparing for Commercial Real Estate Leasing Disputes. We recorded the audio presentation earlier this week and are getting ready to publish the accompanying material. … Continue reading
Can a Subleasee Sue the Landlord?
The issue of whether a commercial lease subleasee can sue the landlord under the terms of the master lease has arisen in recent litigation and is becoming increasingly important. In California, there is legal authority that suggests a subtenant can … Continue reading
Fraudulent Common Area Overcharges
As I mentioned in earlier posts, I recently wrote an article that on fraudulent common area overcharges. The article appeared in the American Bar Association Business torts journal. To view a copy of this article, please visit my firm’s website … Continue reading
4 Negotiation Points When Terminating a Commercial Lease
In today’s market, we are seeing an increase in the number of commercial leases that are being terminated early. Indeed, I am often retained to help in lease termination negotiations. Here are four things to consider during such negotiations: 1. … Continue reading
Multi-Family Executive – Dealing with Problem Tenants
Earlier today, I stumbled across an article containing my quotes from an interview I did several months ago with Multi-Family Executive Magazine. The article deals with steps a landlord can take when dealing with problematic tenants. The article has a … Continue reading
Property Tax Reassessment Exceptions for Commercial Tenancies
Awhile ago, I wrote a post for commercial real estate tenants where I emphasized the importance for a commercial real estate tenants to obtain a proposition 13 tax exclusion in their lease. Such a provision is written to make sure … Continue reading
Does an Association Formed to Maintain a Lawsuit Have Standing to Sue?
I recently came across an interesting issue in my practice – whether a tenants association, developed for the purpose of filing suit on behalf of commercial real estate tenants has standing to sue. Case law, in California, suggests that the … Continue reading
A Fiduciary Duty Between a Commercial Landlord and a Commercial Tenant
After, a brief break from my blog (while I was writing an article on common area expense overcharges and audit/accounting rights), I am back. When I was writing that article, I discovered an interesting issue concerning whether the landlord tenant … Continue reading
