by Jenna Zebrowski | Dec 31, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Landlord, Law Firm, Leasing, Real Estate Lease Law
Commercial real estate is almost always the second-most expensive items for a company of any size (the cost of employees is usually the highest). It’s a long-term commitment for a lot of money, so a savvy business owner wants to get a legal review before signing a...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Dec 23, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Landlord, Law Firm, Real Estate Lease Law
Texas is joining other states in the USA in adopting stricter consumer privacy laws. It might not be intuitive, but laws and regulations dealing with the collection and storage of consumer data create compliance concerns for both landlords and tenants. How can a...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Dec 17, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Landlord, Law Firm
In case you missed it, the City of Dallas purchased an office building at 7800 Stemmons Freeway in September 2022. The intentions were good, but the due diligence was not. The result was millions of wasted dollar of taxpayer money and a call for development of...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Dec 10, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Landlord, Law Firm, Leasing, Real Estate Lease Law
Tenant Retention – Strategy Matters! The flight to quality and the flight to customization in the office environment continues. Class A office buildings are filling up, because tenants are willing to pay more to relocate to a space that flexes with their needs....
by Jenna Zebrowski | Dec 3, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Law Firm, Leasing, Real Estate Lease Law
Balancing Flexibility and Stability in Commercial Real Estate Tenants and landlords alike want predictability in their lease structure. The landlord wants the steady cash flow payments from the tenant, and the tenant wants a safe place to operate its business and...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Nov 26, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Law Firm
Tariffs are basically taxes imposed by a country and added to the cost of goods (finished products or supplies) sent to another country. The receiving country pays the tariff and generally passes the cost increase along in the form of higher prices. Those higher...
