SAN DIEGO—AB2093 requires more-extensive disclosures incommercial leases regarding a property's compliance withdisability-access requirements—and more, Hecht Solberg'Goldberg & Bagley LLP partner Jonathon Giebelertells GlobeSt.com. We spoke exclusively with Giebeler about thestate bill and what commercial landlords need to know about it.
GlobeSt.com: Please explain what AB2093 does.
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