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Representing Landlords And Tenants In Business Leases

Whether renting out professional space in your commercial building or entering into a lease for your business, an experienced attorney can help protect your interests. At May Brock Law Group, our business leasing attorneys have assisted clients in the Las Vegas area with all aspects of a lease agreement.

Lease agreements, whether you are the landlord or the tenant, give the landlord legal protection and let the tenant know what the landlord expects during the lease period. It is very important that both the landlord and tenant understand what terms and requirements are included within the lease agreement to avoid disputes over misunderstandings. If you don’t agree with the lease terms or want a legal representative to review the lease before you give it to your tenant, our attorneys can assist you.

We Can Help With Every Step Of The Leasing Process

If you are new to renting out business spaces, our experienced attorneys can educate you on what should go into a business lease agreement and why those provisions are necessary. Then, we will work with you, regardless of what stage of the process you are at, to ensure that the drafting, negotiation, review and adjustments are reasonable and reflect what you need in the agreement for protection.

We can help you with a variety of business leasing needs, including:

Having an attorney to help you negotiate the lease terms can be a great asset to anyone involved in a lease agreement. Whether you are a landlord or a tenant, you never want to get pushed into a corner and enter into a contract you don’t agree with or understand. At May Brock Law Group, we will ensure that you understand and are comfortable with every part of the agreement before you move forward.

If you are preparing to rent out a space in a business building, you don’t have to sign the original lease agreement the landlord sets forth. By engaging in negotiations, you can modify the agreements in the contract to suit your company’s needs.

Let Us Help You Make Your Lease A Success

At May Brock Law Group, our attorneys can help protect the rights and interests of landlords and tenants in business lease agreements. With decades of experience serving the Las Vegas community, we understand the needs of the local business community. To learn more about how we can help you, contact us at 702-960-1270 or complete our online contact form.