Victor Kinon – Scarinci Hollenbeck

Not Yet Out of the Woods: New Jersey Commercial Foreclosures Still Climbing by Victor Kinon While many are hopeful that the New Jersey economy is starting to rebound, commercial real estate foreclosures are still climbing,…more

requirements do differ. Newly constructed or altered places of public accommodation, commercial facilities, and state and local government facilities are required to comply with the new 2010 ADA Standards. Places of public…more

When businesses buy and sell assets like real property, equipment, or even intangibles like intellectual property, potential tax liabilities are always an important consideration. While earnings generated from the sale of a…more

When selecting a business operation location for your New York or New Jersey business, there are a number of important factors to consider. While issues like cost, visibility, and convenience often make it to the top of the…more

When negotiating a commercial lease, there are often several provisions on which landlords and tenants will not agree. Because they are largely tenant friendly, “go dark” provisions generally fall into this category. In most…more

For both tenants and landlords, commercial ground leases are often a viable alternative to purchasing or selling real property. A ground lease is typically a long-term lease of unimproved land (or previously developed property)…more

For New Jersey or New York business owners, commercial subleases have both advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, it is important to carefully consider both the business and legal implications of a sublease before signing on…more

Planning Procedure and Problems with Developing Public Improvements…more