Legal & Regulatory

Victor Petrescu, partner at Levine Kellogg Lehman Schneider + Grossman in Miami, says unemployed and underemployed borrowers will be in the worst position once the moratorium is lifted.

Only 75.4% of households made rent payment in the first six days of December, a nearly 8% decrease from the previous month.

While The Cheesecake Factory was telling the markets that its restaurants were operating sustainably, it asked landlords for help.

A Deerfield Beach boat upholstery business facing eviction won in trial court based on coronavirus defenses but lost on appeal.

The divided high court's decision could have dramatic and lasting effects on New York City's real estate development community, which commonly relies on the so-called bankruptcy remote special purpose entity loan structures to manage risk.

There is a growing recognition that it's better to plan and prepare now for the future economic risk associated with pandemic-related and other potential government shutdowns.

The CEC Entertainment case shows that bankruptcy courts may be willing to grant debtors extraordinary relief in light of the ongoing pandemic, but only if there is some contractual basis to do so.

Real estate has always been a scapegoat for economic troubles.