Latest News & Developments in Commercial Real Estate Law
Since 2008, we have used our real estate law blog as a way to keep readers informed about the latest developments and news within commercial real estate law. Some of the topics we regularly address include court decisions on disputed commercial real estate transactions, limited liability company law and high-end residential real estate transactions. In addition to informing readers, we make it a priority to provide an in-depth analysis of the topics we discuss.
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The following article was published in the March 24-26, 2015 issue of New York Real Estate Journal.
The following article was published in the January 27-9, 2015 issue of New York Real Estate Journal.
Investing in a limited partnership or limited liability can expose you to liability for uncollected New York sales taxes, even if you're not actively involved in the business or you have invested only a very small amount. Read the below Client Alert and find out why this can happen to you and how to best protect or at least limit your liability for uncollected sales tax.
The following article was published in the November 25-28 issue of New York Real Estate Journal.
Are you aware of the inherent traps of AIA agreements?
What’s the real difference between a General Contractor and a Construction Manager?
When building, don’t accidentally give up your rights.
The following article was published in the November 4 issue of New York Law Journal.
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The following article was published in the September 23-26 issue of New York Real Estate Journal.
The following article was published in the July 15-28 issue of New York Real Estate Journal.
The following article was published in the June 30 issue of New York Law Journal.
The following article was published in the May 27-29 issue of New York Real Estate Journal.