Starting a partnership requires each owner to protect themselves while they simultaneously focus on the broader interests of the company. One way to do this is to have a comprehensive operating agreement in place for the business, ideally before it becomes operational. One of the primary concerns that should be addressed in a partnership operating […]

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Facility maintenance can be one of the biggest financial obligations of any landlord. There may be substantially more maintenance requirements at commercial properties when compared with residential properties. Businesses may rely on large parking lots for customer access. They may also need customized, complex infrastructure, such as loading docks for commercial transportation of goods manufactured […]

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Adverse possession traces its roots back to ancient legal systems where a medieval farmer tills the soil, plants crops and builds a modest cottage on a piece of land. Over time, the farmer’s descendants continue to work the land, generation after generation. Eventually, the land becomes synonymous with their identity. It’s not just a plot; […]

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