Retailers Compete to fill the Toys ‘R’ Us vacuum
By Steve McLinden Todd Schafer provided insight in a October 2018 Shopping Centers Today article discussing retailers competing to fill the Toys 'R' Us spaces. He stated that because Target has an inordinately high number of [...]
Everything You Need to Know About Michigan Employment Arbitration Agreements
By Nina Abboud. Given the length, formality, and cost of litigation, employers are turning to arbitration to resolve disputes. Arbitration is a private process with a neutral third party as the decision maker. Employees also [...]
Avoiding Unintended Contract Modifications
By John Mucha. One of the frustrating aspects of contractual agreements is how often seemingly ironclad language can be rendered null and void by verbal statements—even when the underlying contract contains language requiring contract modifications [...]
Taking A Closer Look at the Right of First Refusal, the Right of First Offer and the Option to Purchase
By Erin Bowen Welch. Like any other business transaction, negotiating a commercial real estate purchase agreement or lease can be a complex process with a wide range of nuances and complexities that need to be [...]
16 Dawda Attorneys Recognized as 2018 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
The Super Lawyers selection process is multi-phased, which includes peer nominations and evaluations combined with third-party research. Attorneys are selected from over 70 practice areas and all firm sizes to ensure a credible and relevant [...]
Learning about the New Opportunity Zone Tax Incentive
By Jeffrey Moss. If you haven’t heard about the Opportunity Zone tax incentive yet, you will soon. The “Opportunity Zone” Program was created in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 with the creation [...]
