Earlier this year, in Hymes v. Great Lakes Warehouse, 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 34064 (March 17, 2014), U.S. District Judge Petrese B. Tucker of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania explained why it is so difficult for a third party to obtain damages against an out-of-possession landlord due to injuries sustained by the third party on the leased property.
Several years ago, Transportation Investment Group LP (TIG), as landlord, entered into a lease agreement with Team Hardinger Transportation, as tenant, to lease a portion of the building owned by the landlord in Erie.
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