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Category: Leasing
The New England Revs Stymied by Designated Port Area Restrictions
Gillette Stadium is widely known as the home of six-time Super Bowl champion New England Patriots. The Patriots, owned by... Read More »
Updating Commercial Real Estate Leases for ESG Regulations Including Boston’s BERDO 2.0
Boston’s 2013 Building Energy and Reporting Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO) was amended in September 2021 to expand the energy reporting and... Read More »
Food for Thought: Serving Up Unique Concerns for Restaurant Leases
Many aspects of commercial leasing are complex, but restaurant leases are a unique species of lease. Counsel to restaurants must... Read More »
Sherin and Lodgen represents The GIANT Company in lease negotiations for flagship urban supermarket in Philadelphia
Sherin and Lodgen represented longtime client, The GIANT Company, in lease negotiations for their newest supermarket in Philadelphia, PA. The 65,000... Read More »
Sherin and Lodgen attorneys serve as editors and contributing authors for the MCLE Manual on “Lease Drafting in Massachusetts”
Seven Sherin and Lodgen attorneys contributed to the update of the fourth edition of the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE)... Read More »
What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know About Massachusetts House Bill 4615 and Senate Bill 2631
ALERT: On April 20, 2020, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed H.4647 (the “Massachusetts Eviction and Foreclosure Moratorium Act” or the... Read More »
Rent Relief Considerations in the Time of COVID-19
“In any moment of decision the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is... Read More »
Tips and Tricks for Negotiating Pet-Friendly Leases Part II: The Americans with Disabilities Act
Commercial leases include many dangerous pitfalls and traps ready to snarl unsuspecting parties. From rent to insurance, taxes to operating... Read More »
Dogs in Space: Negotiating Pet-Friendly Rules at Work
A fast growing, yet often overlooked topic in commercial leasing today involves pet ownership. Roughly 66 percent of Americans own... Read More »
The Evolution of the Health Club as a Tenant in Retail and Mixed-Use Developments; Pros and Cons
A health club used to be an unwelcome tenant in any retail shopping center. The traditional thinking was that health... Read More »
Retailers Can Improve Leasing Efficiency with Document Automation
Corporate legal departments in the retail industry are under constant pressure to cut costs, and they often pass those pressures... Read More »
