Yuck... Good luck. Research "duty to mitigate" laws in the state where you signed the lease.

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Jun 5, 2023
6:36:47pm

HarlemCoug I should know better

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HarlemCoug

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In a tough bind, I entered into a commercial lease with a large property

Duke Silver

6/5/23 6:34pm

Yuck... Good luck. Research "duty to mitigate" laws in the state where you signed the lease.

HarlemCoug

6/5/23 6:36pm

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Plato

6/5/23 6:37pm

Should you have been informed of the information before hand that’s making

DiamondMo

6/5/23 6:37pm

This is an important point. If you couldn't reasonably have known before,

Courtimedes

6/5/23 6:44pm

Negotiate a settlement that saves them the cost of the lawsuit

mobicurious

6/5/23 6:38pm

What did you learn about the business?

TCuz

6/5/23 6:43pm

Pivot and put something else in? Turn it into an opportunity?

EQD2

6/5/23 6:46pm

Find a replacement tenant?

SanDiegoCoug

6/5/23 6:47pm

Hire a lawyer. Simple and quickest way to find an answer

Baron

6/5/23 6:49pm

No need with Chat GPT these days.

TCuz

6/5/23 6:54pm

Funny to see lawyers already get busted for submitting ChatGPT-sourced briefs citing fictional cases from LexisNexis

scootsy

6/5/23 7:04pm

Start looking for a sublease and other tenants.

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