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Commercial Real Estate Insurance & Replacement Insurance Loopholes: Reconstruction Costs

By James Blake 13 February 2013Commercial Real Estate Law

Real estate insurance policies often include replacement insurance terms for the reconstruction costs of repairing or ... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Lawyer, Austin Real Estate Lawyer, Insurance Lawyer, Real Estate Insurance, REC, Replacement Insurance, Texas Real Estate Attorney, Texas Real Estate Lawyer

Texas Commercial Lease Types & Commercial Lease Negotiation

By James Blake 25 September 2012Commercial Real Estate Law

In Texas, there is no “standard” commercial lease. Landlords and tenants should prudently review lease agreements... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Attorney, Austin Real Estate Attorney, Austin Real Estate Lawyer, Lease Negotiation, REC, Texas Business Litigation Attorney

Negotiating Texas Commercial Lease Pass Through Expenses

By James Blake 30 June 2012Commercial Real Estate Law, Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts

Commercial leases in Texas vary widely, and commercial lease negotiation requires understanding of the types of commer... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Real Estate Attorney, Austin Real Estate Lawyer, Lease Negotiation, Pass Through Expenses, REC, Texas Real Estate Attorney, Texas Real Estate Lawyer

Permitted Use & Implied Warranty of Suitability in Texas Commercial Leases

By James Blake 26 October 2011Commercial Real Estate Law

Texas commercial real estate transactions, including commercial lease contracts, ar... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Real Estate Attorney, Austin Real Estate Lawyer, Commercial Lease, Implied Warranty of Suitability, REC, Texas Commercial Lease Lawyer, Texas Real Estate Attorney, Texas Real Estate Lawyer

Biotech Lab Leases: Facility Build-Out Issues For Landlords & Tenants

By James Blake 19 April 2010Commercial Real Estate Law

Selecting a laboratory facility, customizing it with building improvements, and getting all of the necessary r... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Real Estate Attorney, Austin Real Estate Lawyer, Business Lawyer Austin, Lease Negotiation, REC, Texas Commercial Lease, Texas Real Estate Attorney, Texas Real Estate Lawyer

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