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State Legislatures Consider UCC Article 9 Amendments
July 28, 2011
In early 2009 we reported about the formation by the Uniform Law Commission and the American Law Institute of a drafting committee to consider the first comprehensive set of changes to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code since the amendments approved in July 1998. Given that approximately six months have elapsed since the launch of the legislative approval process for the 2010 amendments, we thought it an opportune time to review the progress of adoption of these amendments.
Real Property Law
July 27, 2011
In-depth analysis of cases of importance to you and your practice.
Cooperatives & Condominiums
July 27, 2011
A look at three cases of note.
When Office Tenants Go Dark
July 25, 2011
Most office leases require tenants to actively carry on business from their leased premises, and prohibit tenants from vacating or abandoning the premises. It is becoming increasingly common, however, for tenants to object to these provisions and to request the lease include a "go-dark" provision.
Insurance Coverage for Damage to Tenant Improvements
July 25, 2011
Multiple factors are often involved in the analysis and determination of ownership interests and insurance obligations for tenant improvements and betterments, furniture, fixtures and equipment, and other "personal property" within leased premises. Here's why it matters.
In the Spotlight: Unique Retail Considerations of Branch Bank Leasing
July 25, 2011
When representing bank tenants, simply following established retail principles, even zealously on some issues, is not enough. There are certain banking-specific concerns, even pitfalls, about which bank counsel must be aware.
Retail Tenants Need to ZIP Up Their Class-Action Defenses in CA
July 25, 2011
Retail tenants in California ' and perhaps those in other states as well ' that collect ZIP Codes may very well find themselves the subject of putative class actions, the penalties for which could be substantial.
Case Study
July 24, 2011
The story of a textbook recovery in New Jersey.
Landlord & Tenant
June 28, 2011
Recent interesting decisions.
Yellowstone Injunctions Are Applicable to Residential Leases
June 28, 2011
In the Second Department, tenants who miss the deadline for the application of Yellowstone injunction are now out of luck ' Article 63 is no longer a viable option.

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