INDUSTRIAL LAWYER leasing for industry

Industrial leases for manufacturing, assembly, research & development, warehousing and/or distribution/logistics operations are a critical factor in a business' operational and financial success. The property's location, zoning, condition, structures, foundation, expandability, etc., are of important significance to industrial tenants, thereby elevating the importance of the lease and the constant need for experienced and knowledgeable legal representation to protect your business' interests.

Industrial leasing provides a full range of common and unique challenges, that impact landlords and tenants differently, including:

- expansion or downsizing of operations within the initial lease

- radical alterations in the marketplace or a business' financial situation

- leasehold improvements and heavy capital investment

- transportation considerations, shipping and receiving facilities

- environmental contamination and the release of pollutants

- pre-existing environmental damage (non-disclosure versus undetected)

- overloading of floors and paved areas

- structural repair and replacement costs of older buildings

- sale-and-leaseback arrangements

- building on spec, industrial parks, research and development centers

- investment opportunity versus functional obsolescence

For knowledgeable and experienced legal representation in negotiating, reviewing and drafting industrial leases, and protecting your business’ legal rights thereunder, contact lease lawyer Christopher R. Neufeld.

Lease Lawyer Christopher R. Neufeld is admitted to practice law in both Ontario (Canada) and New York (U.S.A.), representing landlords / lessors, tenants / lessees, developers / owners / investors primarily in the Toronto - Hamilton business corridor. The law firm of Feltmate Delibato Heagle LLP is located in the western Greater Toronto Area (GTA), with law offices in Burlington and Oakville, in immediate proximity to downtown Toronto, Mississauga, Hamilton, Brampton, Milton, Guelph and Kitchener Waterloo. For technology law visit www.computerlawyer.ca. COPYRIGHT 2008-10.

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