When you have a commercial tenant who breaches its lease by improperly failing to make a repair, you’ve suffered financial harm in multiple ways. If you had to make the repair yourself, then you’ve suffered damages...
Category: Commercial Leases
December 2, 2020
When the Law Says a Tenant Is — and Isn’t — Excused From Performing Under the Terms of a Georgia Commercial Lease
There are many things that a commercial tenant must consider once it signs a lease. One thing most tenants (or landlords) hope not to have to contemplate is what to do if a legal roadblock prevents the operation of the...
October 14, 2020
What the Legal Rule of ‘res Judicata’ Means and How It Can Help You Win Your Georgia Commercial Litigation Action
Whenever you pursue a commercial litigation action, you’ll need to make several choices. It is important to make your decisions carefully because there are legal rules that prevent you from taking more than “one crack”
September 16, 2020
How a Georgia Landlord Successfully Stopped a Tenant’s Attempt to Block Zoning Changes Sought by the Landlord
Legal matters can sometimes be like doing a construction job or a home renovation task. Achieving a successful result isn’t just about selecting a goal that you can achieve, but also about making sure that you are using the
Please see the YouTube video by Todd Poole, managing attorney of Poole Huffman, discussing the hot topic of negotiating and modifying commercial leases.
