Imagine you have a restaurant business and one day one of the guests while sitting on a chair sadly falls backward and part of the seat collapses unexpectedly. The restaurant then gets that threatening letter from a law firm representing the injured guest and claims heavy injuries and losses.
Is the landlord liable for the tenant flooding the Unit below? What if the Unit below has insurance, covers the loss, then sues the landlord above for the loss?
Evict a Commercial Tenant With The Help of an Eviction Lawyer
Renting stores or office spaces that are in areas where zoning laws are strictly enforced are challenging to get. Usually, these leasing agreements have many requirements such as excellent credit scores and many other stipulations having commercial landlords and commercial tenants agreeing to each other terms and conditions to finally lease the unit.
