In this ACC guide (InfoPAK) for advanced practitioners with a basic understanding of technology agreements, employment agreements, and commercial lease agreements, learn practical tips for addressing important issues that frequently arise in these areas, and gain critical guidance and necessary best practices designed to help businesses achieve their commercial goals.
This Warranty Deed with Vendor’s Lien contains a general warranty of title, does not include a reservation of the grantor’s oil, gas and other minerals, and includes a vendor’s lien which reserves superior title to the property until the note evidencing the purchase price is paid in full.
This Warranty Deed contains a general warranty of title and does not include a reservation of the grantor’s oil, gas and other minerals.
This is a sample confidentiality agreement regarding sharing of diligence and other information by parties in connection with a proposed sale transaction.
Commercial real estate acquisition is typically a key component of retail business expansion strategies. Take an in-depth look at build-to-suit and ground lease development, the complexities of cross-border acquisition and disposition and the ways that affect a developer’s access to due diligence and financing.
This is an outline for the session: Allocating Environmental Risk in Commercial and Real Estate Transactions.
Environmental risks and liabilities, which can be substantial, are a part of most commercial and real estate transactions involving in-house counsel. Parties to a transaction must identify, evaluate and allocate those risks and liabilities in order to protect their interests; and the parties—sellers, purchasers, lenders and insurance companies—have diverse perspectives and methods for managing environmental risks. Learn the sources of environmental liabilities, including federal and state statutes, implementing regulations, local ordinances and rules and common law. Then discover contractual provisions for allocating or limiting environmental risks, including definitions, representations and warranties, covenants and conditions precedent, indemnities, releases and other contractual mechanisms to allocate or limit such risks. Speakers also will reveal non-contractual ways to allocate or limit environmental risks, including deed restrictions and environmental insurance.