Contribution Rights Among Co-Guarantors: Liability Must Be Proportional

In reviewing notable guaranty cases from 2017 while preparing this year’s updates and edits for CEB’s top-notch treatise, California Mortgages, Deeds of Trust, and Foreclosure Litigation,…

Commercial Landlord Not Liable to Holdover Tenant for Damages on the Leased Premises

When a commercial lease tenant experiences the joy of a sewer line backup, which causes raw sewage to flow from all of the sinks on the…

Commercial Lease “Co-Tenancy” Clauses: Unconscionable, Penalty, or Enforceable?

When a court of appeal announces that it is tackling a new commercial lease issue for the first time ever in a published decision, it’s wise…

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Contribution Rights Among Co-Guarantors: Liability Must Be Proportional

Commercial Landlord Not Liable to Holdover Tenant for Damages on the Leased Premises

Commercial Lease “Co-Tenancy” Clauses: Unconscionable, Penalty, or Enforceable?