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A Young Professionals Group Makes Its Mark
NAIOP Southern California reflects on the 15-year anniversary of a successful professional development and leadership program. During a meeting approximately 15 years ago about recruiting new members to NAIOP Southern California, James Camp, Tom Sherlock, Al Beaudette and Sayres Dudley of the chapter’s membership committee looked around the room and realized they faced a bigger problem — a lack of diversity and youth.
A Landlord’s Guide to Assistive Animals | JD Supra
January 3, 2024 To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: With the surge of return to work policies cropping up through out the US, we have received an uptick of landlord inquiries about pets and animals in leased spaces. While it is a landlord's prerogative to prohibit pets in their leases, not all animals are pets.
A Landlord's Guide to Assistive Animals
Pamela Westhoff and Meigan Everett article A landlord’s Guide to Assistive Animals was recently featured in the Daily Journal.
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With the surge of return to work policies cropping up throughout the US, we have received an uptick of landlord inquiries about pets and animals in leased spaces. While it is a landlord's prerogative to prohibit pets in their leases, not all animals are pets. In this article, we discuss the process for distinguishing pets from assistive animals (as defined below) and provide an in-depth guide for landlords on addressing the presence of assistive animals in leased spaces.
Federal Judge Blocks Eviction Moratorium Challenge by Los Angeles Apartment Owners | JD Supra
City of Los Angeles apartment owners recently lost their bid in Federal Court to halt the application of Mayor Eric Garcetti’s eviction moratorium[1] and rent freeze ordinance[2] (the “City Moratorium”). Senior United States District Judge Dean D.
Federal Judge Blocks Eviction Moratorium Challenge by Los Angeles Apartment Owners
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Federal Judge Blocks Eviction Moratorium Challenge by Los Angeles Apartment Owners
City of Los Angeles apartment owners recently lost their bid in Federal Court to halt the application of Mayor Eric Garcetti’s eviction moratorium[1] and rent freeze ordinance[2] (the “City Moratorium”). Senior United States District Judge Dean D.
Los Angeles County Restricts In-Person Dining Due to Surge in COVID-19 Cases | JD Supra
Due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (“L.A. Public Health”) announced that all outdoor and indoor dining at restaurants, breweries and wineries will be restricted, effective November 25, 2020 at 10:00 p.m., while take-out, drive thru, and delivery services may continue (“Order”). Just last week, L.A. Public Health announced that, effective November 20, 2020 all restaurants, breweries and wineries must limit outdoor capacity to 50%.
Los Angeles County Restricts In-Person Dining Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases
United States: Los Angeles County Restricts In-Person Dining Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases 25 November 2020 by Pamela Westhoff and Talya Gulezyan Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com.
Los Angeles County Restricts In-Person Dining Due to Surge in COVID-19 Cases
Due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (“L.A. Public Health”) announced that all outdoor and indoor dining at restaurants, breweries and wineries will be restricted, effective November 25, 2020 at 10:00 p.m., while take-out, drive thru, and delivery services may continue (“Order”). Just last week, L.A. Public Health announced that, effective November 20, 2020 all restaurants, breweries and wineries must limit outdoor capacity to 50%.
Commercial Real Estate Tips Of The Week: Practical Answers From Sheppard Mullin's Coronavirus Task Force
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Well, it's been quite a week for all of us! Our national real estate team has compiled the top COVID-19 questions we received from our clients. The following is a summary of our guidance and suggested action items: Q: A tenant has just advised us that their employee has tested positive for the virus. What are our notice and disclosure obligations as real estate owners and managers?
A Young Professionals Group Makes Its Mark
NAIOP Southern California reflects on the 15-year anniversary of a successful professional development and leadership program. During a meeting approximately 15 years ago about recruiting new members to NAIOP Southern California, James Camp, Tom Sherlock, Al Beaudette and Sayres Dudley of the chapter’s membership committee looked around the room and realized they faced a bigger problem — a lack of diversity and youth.
California COVID-19 Stay At Home Order Issued March 19
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California Statewide Stay at Home Order March 19, 2020
The Statewide Executive Order issued by Governor Newsom this evening is set forth here: https://covid19.ca.gov/img/Executive-Order-N-33-20.pdf The Order includes the following directives: All State residents directed to heed current State public health directives, found here: https://covid19.ca.gov/ All individuals living in State of California directed to stay at home or at their place of residence EXCEPT AS NEEDED TO MAINTAIN CONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS OF THE FEDERAL CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE...
Commercial Real Estate Tips of the Week: Practical Answers from Sheppard Mullin’s Coronavirus Task Force
Well, it’s been quite a week for all of us! Our national real estate team has compiled the top COVID-19 questions we received from our clients. The following is a summary of our guidance and suggested action items: Q: A tenant has just advised us that their employee has tested positive for the virus. What are our notice and disclosure obligations as real estate owners and managers? A: This was by far our most popular question of the week.
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