LEASE LAWYER lease review law

Unfortunately, the legal wording of a lease agreement rarely matches the presumed straightforward business arrangements that were negotiated. Instead, there is a tendency to find hidden meanings, unexpected costs and incompatible obligations structured into most lease agreements. This isn’t necessarily intentional, but it must be dealt with correctly – otherwise you will be paying the price for not engaging the right lawyer to review the offer to lease and final lease agreement, and correct the inaccuracies and remove the hidden costs.

Why Lease Agreements Need to be Reviewed

- fails to mirror terms that were negotiated (i.e., in the offer to lease)

- contain hidden meanings in all the legal jargon

- nullify the benefit of negotiated terms with legal clauses

- imposes unexpected costs that can adversely impact your financial operations

- insert unwarranted obligations and restrictions

- fails to account for the dynamic elements of your business and its advancement

- has an inadequate exit strategy

For knowledgeable and experienced legal representation in negotiating, reviewing and drafting lease agreements, 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. See also www.burlingtonbusinesslawyer.ca. COPYRIGHT 2008-10.

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