CareersIn a Crain’s “Real Estate Guest Blog,” dated May 15, 2017 and titled, “Prohibited use clauses should make sense for the landlord and tenant,” Megan C. Zaidan asserted that prohibited use clauses in commercial leases can benefit both the landlord and tenant, but they must contain language which is flexible enough to balance the needs of both parties.
Category: Leasing
Prohibited use clauses should make sense for the landlord and tenant
Walter Haverfield
May 15, 2017
“Amendment to CERCLA, RCRA Affects Lenders”, National Law Journal
Walter Haverfield
April 1, 1997
1997 – Co-author of “Amendment to CERCLA, RCRA Affects Lenders”, National Law Journalandnbsp;