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A commercial lease is a document which is primarily governed by a mixture of real estate law and contract law. Therefore, aside from the fact the no two leases are the same, when it comes to entering...

In this challenging and rapidly changing environment, real estate players are dealing with the effects of COVID-19 on real property operations in real time.

Taxpayers, both individuals and entities alike, are anxious to file returns when a refund from the IRS will line their pockets. Very few taxpayers, however, are aware of their ability to initiate a refund process. With the ever-changing content of the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury regulations, and interpretation through court rulings, most taxpayers are unaware of new tax law developments that could provide them with a financial benefit. A recent ruling in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims prov

Second Life, which was brought to virtual life by Linden Lab in 2003, is widely acknowledged as the first "metaverse" in which individuals could acquire, build on and, if they wished, sell virtual land.

As companies struggle to adjust to the quickly changing business landscape during the novel coronavirus pandemic, those office tenants that continue letter of intent (LOI) and lease...

Many companies are facing liquidity concerns as a result of having to close their doors to the public.

Founded in 1983 as Women In Need, Win started by serving four homeless women and their six children.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry just announced an $11 million settlement with a rent-to-own provider resolving allegations of deceptive and predatory financing practices.

This executive order temporarily halts all offshore wind energy leasing within the Offshore Continental Shelf (OCS).

As we have often reported, landowners' efforts to evade the plain terms of "dual purpose" leases, providing for both production and natural gas storage, have almost universally failed.

After two days of 32 rounds of competitive bidding by 19 companies1 in the latest auction of Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) renewable energy leases by the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM).

On September 29, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 98 into law, imposing new siting restrictions and additional requirements to address the environmental impacts of warehouses within the state.