In the current economy, businesses are leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of cost-savings. Many firms facing declining sales, scaled-back operations and leaner staffing are forced to deal with substantial portions of leased real estate that are either underused or vacant.
In the Spotlight: Selected Landlord Considerations Following a Request to Sublease
Prior to consenting to a sublease, a landlord should be acutely aware of its rights and remedies against the proposed subtenant, and should negotiate a consent document that reinforces those principles.
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