In the past 24 hours, landlords have filed at least two lawsuits against major retailers over nonpayment of rent.
And South Florida lawyers say these are just the start as brick-and-mortar retail faces a new and unexpected hurdle: the coronavirus.
One lawyer warns that parties to these types of lawsuits must understand how intertwined their businesses are, so they can come to a resolution.
May 05, 2020 at 03:29 PM
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In the past 24 hours, landlords have filed at least two lawsuits against major retailers over nonpayment of rent.
And South Florida lawyers say these are just the start as brick-and-mortar retail faces a new and unexpected hurdle: the coronavirus.
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