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Commercial Landlord’s Acceptance of Partial Payments after Default

  • Roger Frederickson
  • January 14, 2016

The eviction of a commercial tenant can be messy. Often, after the tenant has been served with the notice of termination of the tenancy, negotiations ensue, which result in the acceptance of partial payments and agreements to extend the payment period. Typically, these further agreements are breached and the payments discontinued. Landlords often struggle with […]

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Landlord’s Obligations with Regard to a Commercial Property Security Deposit

  • Roger Frederickson
  • January 13, 2016

Cal. Civ. Code § 1950.7 governs security deposits for commercial leases and the handling of the deposit after the termination of tenancy. Commercial landlords routinely use security deposits as a reserve account, available to help them offset the cost of repairing damages caused by a tenant, to satisfy unpaid rent, or to allow them to […]

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SLO Bar Bulletin Veterans Feature

  • Dan Steiner
  • August 11, 2015
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Roger was recently featured in a San Luis Obispo Bar Bulletin article about veterans in our legal community.

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Construction Defect Nonadversarial Prelitigation Procedures

  • Dan Steiner
  • August 11, 2015

I recently represented a builder whose work was the subject of a construction defect claim. The claim arose from the construction of four single family residences completed in 2007. The crux of the claim was that the roofs were improperly installed, leading to leakage and water damage to the homes. The lawsuit was filed in […]

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