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Pryor Cashman client Peter Millar, a North Carolina-based luxury men's apparel brand, has signed a lease for a new flagship retail location in New York City.

Important concepts need to be understood when it comes to leasing retail real estate in the United States, explains David J. Alexander of Masuda Funai, Alliott Group's law firm member in Chicago.

A California jury last week handed down what has been reported to be the first antitrust jury verdict involving the cannabis industry.

The impact of COVID-19 on the retail industry has created a ripple effect that presents several economic challenges.

The most likely impact of the economic shutdown due to COVID-19 will be a rise in evictions, loan defaults and bankruptcy filings.

The 2025 Pro Bono Report details the firm’s pro bono efforts through the Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest last year, with the firm’s lawyers devoting more than 28,000 hours to pro bono service in 2025.

On December 21, the Bureau of Land Management ("BLM") published a Notice in the Federal Register calling for expressions of interest and nominations for utility-scale solar development on parcels of land...

Texas property owners are becoming more knowledgeable on renewable energy as wind and solar projects continue to thrive in the state of Texas

Some decisions are valuable not because they make new law but because they reaffirm well known principles of law.

Security deposits are considered property of the bankruptcy estate, and as such, are generally required to be returned to the debtor.

The automatic stay is one of the most powerful protections provided to debtors in a bankruptcy proceeding.

Once a tenant files for bankruptcy, it has three options regarding the lease: it can assume the lease and continue performing all obligations, or assume and assign the lease to a third party, or reject the lease and surrender the premises and terminate performance.

Landlords may be able to recover attorneys’ fees incurred when a debtor-tenant seeks to assume the lease, or assume and assign the lease to a third party.

With an unsatisfied judgment in hand, the tenant filed a direct action against the insurer to collect on the judgment.

In PHWLV v. House of CB USA the Supreme Court of Nevada reversed a $3,545,336.97 verdict for tenants whose property was damaged in a mall when a water pipe in the fire suppression system...