Commercial Real Estate

Commercial real estate law governs real property that generates income.  It is far more complex than residential real estate and, as such, carries significantly more risk and potential liability exposure.  Business property transactions operate on a huge scale, involve significant amounts of money, have less consumer protections than residential real estate, and carry much stiffer penalties for violations.  Commercial real estate includes property such as:

  • Offices
  • Shopping malls
  • Restaurants
  • Industrial parks
  • Retail stores
  • Factories

Navigating the complex commercial real estate world is often confusing and confounding.  The answers to your questions are sometimes nuanced and not always straightforward.  When you try to go it alone, it can take a very long time to resolve even the smallest issues.  We can help.  Speak with one of our attorneys if you are involved in a commercial real estate dispute or transaction and need legal advice.  Put our experience and expertise to work for you.  

Commercial Leasing

A commercial lease is a rental agreement for business property.  Since the majority of consumer protection laws do not cover commercial property leasing agreements, your primary concern in designing a lease should be ensuring it clearly protects your interests.  At a minimum, leases should include starting and ending dates, when the rent is due, if the lease is renewable, and who is responsible for property maintenance.

Simon & Berman’s attorneys are qualified to review, negotiate, and draft your commercial leases.  We also handle intricate litigation matters that often arise from commercial lease problems.

Landlord/Tenant

Landlord-tenant law deals with the rental of commercial and residential property and is regulated by state statutes as well as common law.  Like other areas of real estate law, landlord-tenant law can easily involve disputes requiring legal assistance to best protect your rights.  We help clients with issues pertaining to: 

  • Summary eviction litigation
  • Security deposit issues
  • Rent withholding
  • Residential lease liability
  • Unlawful detainer proceedings
  • Breach of rental agreements
  • Property abandonment

Residential Leasing

A residential lease is a contract relating to property in which a tenant lives.  Nevada law requires tenants and property owners to complete a Residential Lease Agreement form detailing the terms and conditions of the property rental.  A properly written lease should clearly address at least the following issues: 

  • When a landlord can enter the property
  • When rent will be paid
  • Who will maintain the property
  • If pets are allowed
  • If subletting is allowed 

Our attorneys will carefully review your lease before you sign any paperwork in order to protect your rights.  We can also help you if disputes arise or if your lease is broken.   

Disputes with or between Real Estate Licensees

Simon & Berman are your ideal lawyers for disputes with or between real estate licensees.  If your rights are violated, we can skillfully negotiate your dispute against a real estate licensee.  We ensure you will have a thorough understanding of all the steps required in your case.  

Representation at Arbitration between Licensees

The attorneys at Simon & Berman have extensive experience as arbiters.  Our knowledge of the arbitration process greatly benefits clients at arbitration proceedings.  We present your side of the story for the best possible outcome and make sure our hearing goes smoothly.  Contact us if you have a meeting at an arbitration table to make our experience your positive arbitration experience.

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