The COVID-19 pandemic altered how we live and work in countless ways, and its impacts are still being felt. As the questions of how we work, where we work, and how we consume goods and services are reevaluated, we must also reexamine how commercial leases are structured and address the changing challenges presented by the pandemic.
This new program launches with a presentation of current conditions in the commercial real estate leasing market, with an emphasis on the office, retail, industrial, and biotech sectors in the Greater Boston area. The faculty then identify and discuss key commercial lease provisions implicated by the pandemic, and how these provisions are viewed and can be negotiated from each of the landlord’s and tenant’s perspectives. The program concludes with an open Q&A session; bring your questions and join the dynamic discussion.
This new program launches with a presentation of current conditions in the commercial real estate leasing market, with an emphasis on the office, retail, industrial, and biotech sectors in the Greater Boston area. The faculty then identify and discuss key commercial lease provisions implicated by the pandemic, and how these provisions are viewed and can be negotiated from each of the landlord’s and tenant’s perspectives. The program concludes with an open Q&A session; bring your questions and join the dynamic discussion.
Course Content
11:00 - 11:05 am
11:05 - 11:15 am
11:15 - 11:25 am
11:25 - 12:55 pm
Please Note
Speakers
ChairZachary D. Drench, Esq.,
Lerner & Holmes, PC, Boston
Faculty
Jennifer Ioli Connelly, Esq.,
Sherin and Lodgen LLP, Boston
Margaret Fee,
Newmark, Boston
Michael Holiday, Esq.,
Holiday Law Firm, PC, Wellesley