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Additional Rental Streams for Commercial Property Owners
For various reasons, building owners have underutilized their rooftops as a rent-producing spaces. Whether for a lack of demand, or a fear of violating their rooftop warranties, rooftops often are used only for the placement of HVAC equipment.
Del. Courts Highlight Risk of 'Void' Provisions in Alternative Entity Agreements
These decisions highlight the powerful effect, and potentially unintended consequences, of using a “void” provision in the governing documents of Delaware alternative entities.
Chancery Denies Books-and-Records Inspection Due to Lack of 'Credible Suspicion'
Stockholders who seek to inspect the books and records of a Delaware corporation to investigate mismanagement merely have to demonstrate a “credible suspicion” that officers or directors have breached their fiduciary duties.
U.S. Attorneys: What You Need to Know About European Digital Signature Laws
Given the current adoption pace and anticipated legislative updates, what are known as qualified digital signatures and seals could overtake 'wet signatures' as the main means of signing by next year throughout Europe.
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Their Cousin Vinny, Doobie Downer, Last Crier: The Morning Minute
Here's the news you need to start your day.AIX Specialty Ins. Co. v. Williams-Panton
A federal district court in Florida has ruled that an insurance policy’s pollution exclusion precluded coverage of a lawsuit against the owner and manager of an office building by a plaintiff claiming that she suffered bodily injury after inhaling fumes from oil-based paint used to paint a floor of the building.Amica Mut. Ins. Co. v. RSUI Indem. Co.
A magistrate judge in Florida has concluded that a commercial general liability insurance policy did not cover an underlying plaintiff’s allegations that the insured had injured his “good reputation.”Jury Rejects Teen’s Negligence Claim Against Party Hosts
A Long Island jury has ruled that a teenager who sought damages for injuries she said she suffered when she tripped over an electrical cord in the basement of a home hosting a party failed to demonstrate that a cord was present in the area in which she fell.TRENDING STORIES
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