Bradenton Commercial Landlord & Tenant Attorney
Whether you are getting into buying and leasing commercial real estate or are renting a commercial space for your business, it is extremely important to have an experienced Bradenton commercial landlord & tenant attorney on your side. There are many different types of legal issues that can arise between a commercial landlord and tenant, from the negotiation of the terms of a lease agreement to landlord and tenant liability in the event of a property defect.
When you are running a business, you should not have to take on an added burden of dealing with legal matters related to commercial real estate. An advocate at HD Law Partners can speak with you today about your situation. The lawyers at our firm have years of experience in commercial litigation and serving clients in a wide variety of business matters.
What is Commercial Landlord & Tenant Law in Bradenton?
Under Florida law (Fla. Stat. § 83), commercial landlord and tenant law refers to almost any matter that arises in connection with the landlord-tenant relationship in a commercial property. The statute defines, for example, terms such as tenancy at will and the rights of both landlords and tenants, and removal of the tenant. The statute also clarifies how either party can seek remedies for breaches of contract.
In short, commercial landlord and tenant law in Bradenton covers all matters related to the commercial landlord-tenant relationship, from the very beginning stages of that relationship to any kind of legal dispute that results in litigation between the parties.
Types of Commercial Landlord & Tenant Law Matters We Handle in Bradenton
At HD Law Partners, we handle a wide variety of issues related to commercial landlord and tenant law, including but not limited to the following:
- Drafting a commercial lease;
- Negotiating the terms of a commercial lease;
- Signing a lease as a corporation;
- Interpreting specific terms in a commercial lease;
- Landlord or tenant liability for breach of contract (breach of one of the terms of the commercial lease);
- Landlord’s duty to deliver possession of the premises;
- Enforcing a covenant of quiet enjoyment;
- Liability for injuries occurring on the commercial property;
- Defects in the commercial property;
- Tenant obligations;
- Eviction actions and removal of the tenant; and
- Remedies for landlord or tenant.
Elements of a Bradenton Commercial Lease
In order for a commercial lease of one year or longer to be enforceable in Florida, it must be in writing. Further, any commercial lease typically must contain the following elements:
- Names of both the landlord and tenant;
- Description of the commercial property;
- Length of the lease term;
- Details of how commercial rent shall be paid;
- Indication that both parties intend to enter into the lease agreement with one another;
- Signatures of all parties; and
- Signatures of witnesses to the commercial lease.
Contact a Commercial Landlord & Tenant Law Attorney in Bradenton
If you need assistance with any aspect of commercial landlord and tenant law in Florida, an experienced Bradenton landlord & tenant lawyer at our firm can get started on your case today. Contact HD Law Partners to learn more about the services we provide to companies in Florida.
