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Nastasi Law Group, P.C. | Boutique Real Estate Law Firm, New York, NY | John Nastasi | New York Commercial Real Estate Attorney

~ New York boutique real estate law firm focusing on commercial real estate transactions, work-outs, distressed assets and restructuring

Nastasi Law Group, P.C. | Boutique Real Estate Law Firm, New York, NY | John Nastasi | New York Commercial Real Estate Attorney

Category Archives: Contract Provisions

Minimizing Liability of a Limited Liability Company Manager in a Real Estate Joint Venture

August 9, 2012

Delaware limited liability companies have become a popular vehicle for real estate joint ventures and preferred equity investments in real …

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Triggering the Buy-Sell: Considerations for invoking a buy-sell provision in a partnership dispute (Part 2)

July 12, 2012

This is Part 2 of a two-part series on triggering a buy-sell. This week we will consider three more factors …

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Triggering the Buy-Sell: Considerations for invoking a buy-sell provision in a partnership dispute (Part 1)

July 3, 2012

In a down market, partnership disputes tend to rear their heads with increasing frequency, and many partners begin looking for …

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When Can an Email Modify a Written Agreement?

June 26, 2012

Following up on the series of articles over the past four weeks regarding oral modification of written agreements, we now …

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Word of Mouth: When are oral modifications of written agreements binding? Part IV – Equitable Estoppel

June 19, 2012

Equitable estoppel differs from promissory estoppel in that whereas promissory estoppel requires a clear, unambiguous promise, equitable estoppel may be …

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Word of Mouth: When are oral modifications of written agreements binding? Part III – Promissory Estoppel

June 11, 2012

Promissory estoppel arises when one party makes an oral promise to another party who relies on that promise and suffers …

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Word of Mouth: When are oral modifications of written agreements binding? Part II – Waiver

June 4, 2012

Under New York law, a waiver is “a voluntary relinquishment of a known right, which would have been enforceable, but …

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Word of Mouth: When are oral modifications of written agreements binding? Part I – Part Performance

May 28, 2012

Most well-drafted legal documents include language that provides that the agreement cannot be modified except by a written agreement signed …

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Nastasi Law Group, P.C.

New York commercial real estate attorneys providing a broad range of services including:
  • Sales and Acquisitions
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  • Commercial Leases
  • Distressed Assets
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  • Special Servicer Negotiations
  • Mortgage Foreclosures
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  • Loan Work-Outs
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