Scott R Kipnis Nicholas B Malito
June 27, 2017 | New York Law Journal
Protecting a Tenant's Right to Be Seen: Key Points for Drafting Signage ClausesScott R. Kipnis, Nicholas B. Malito and Jennifer Haberman provide guidance to attorneys as to the suggested signage provisions to be included when negotiating a commercial lease in New York, and discuss the importance of ensuring that tenant's rights and landlord obligations pertaining to signage are expressly addressed in the lease.
By Scott R. Kipnis, Nicholas B. Malito and Jennifer Haberman
16 minute read
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