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We regard leases as critical components of a business’s profitability, goodwill, and saleability. We appreciate the vital importance of documentation that protects both personal and commercial interests, and provides certainty and clarity as to rights and obligations.

Our experienced commercial leasing section provides excellent, timely legal advice and service to clients ranging from large companies to small businesses.

We negotiate, advise on and draft leases for both landlord and tenants, Where disputes arise, we proactively work to get commercially sound solutions that don’t compromise our clients’ rights or interests.

It is vital that any legal entity that is considering entering into a lease ensures that all documentation be assessed prior to execution; clauses that appear innocuous or safe to begin with may ultimately turn out otherwise.

We will work with you to ensure that all necessary disclosures are made, that the documentation accurately reflects the final agreement, and that the agreement itself does not contain problem clauses that could negatively impact on your business or have adverse personal consequences.

Regardless of whether you are an existing landlord or a prospective tenant, you owe it to yourself to get sound legal advice. The investment you make to anticipate and deal with potential conflict and problems before they arise is well worth it. It is also tax effective.