Lawyers' Fees for Commercial Leases

1. Negotiating the lease terms and the offer to lease.  This includes negotiating tenant incentives (like free rent or a renovation allowance) and considering their tax consequences; and
   
   
2. Preparing or reviewing the lease contract, and negotiating the terms with the other side or their lawyer.

If your lawyer is reviewing a lease prepared by the other party's lawyer, the fees will usually be less, unless there are a lot of issues to negotiate.

Bruce D. Redekop, LLB Bruce is skilled in area of commercial leasing and has acted for landlords and tenants on all aspects of leasing, including negotiating offers, lease agreements, lease renewals, lease disputes, damages claims, enforcement issues, rent distress, and termination. 
See his Redekop Law Corporation website at VenturesLaw.com.

Bruce has over 25 years experience in business law, having guided companies at all phases, from start-up, growth and development, mergers, acquisitions, and sale or asset disposition.  Bruce is an experienced businessman and has operated product development companies and participated in a number of business ventures with entrepreneurs.  His approach is down to earth, creative and results oriented.  Bruce enjoys working with professionals to achieve maximum value for clients.  His primary practice areas are: