These days, it seems like the commercial real estate disputes might never end. After the pandemic, some companies will never need as much space as before. Or, at best, they might take years to work their way back into needing it. As a landlord, you may see the rent...

Unlike traditional mortgages that are secured by the property in question, mezzanine loans are backed up by your business. A foreclosure doesn’t just mean losing the property. It could mean losing a percentage of your business. Unfortunately, mezzanine lenders tend to...

The current health situation and other issues gripping the nation have impacted landlords of commercial real estate in Texas and across the U.S. Running any kind of business can be difficult, but when circumstances arise beyond the control of the business owner,...

To survive the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, companies in the Metroplex and all across America are trying to renegotiate their leases. Some are flat-out refusing to pay. Many simply cannot afford to pay. Others have to lower their overhead to...

If you have rented a commercial property, you have certain rights. If the landlord failed to disclose a condition on the property that makes it unsuitable or substantially impairs your ability to use the property, you may have a remedy under the Texas Deceptive...

It probably goes without saying that the health crisis we have witnessed for the past few months is an unprecedented challenge with which businesses need to cope and eventually overcome. With commercial activities slowing down, in Texas and across the world, many...

If you’re using what should be your operating capital to pay down a commercial real estate loan, you may be concerned that you are facing foreclosure or even bankruptcy. But there are ways to resolve a commercial property loan outside of foreclosure or bankruptcy....