Legal Question in Business Law in New York

Re: help... loss of business

This is a question that is answered only in your lease agreement and in the local practice in your county.

Show the lease to your attorney and explain the problem; see what s/he can do to help. If you don't have an attorney, you need one; ask the NYState Bar Association (www.nysba.org) or your local county bar association for a referral.

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Re: help... loss of business

You may wish to review your commercial lease to see what if anything it says about incidents such as this. You may wish to speak with an attorney, so it can be determined what rights you have and the best way to proceed. Please feel free to contact my office if we may be of any assistance.

Re: help... loss of business

You do have some options here, and I would recommend discussing them in detail with an attorney. Initially, I presume you have a written lease for these premises. That document should be fully reviewed to see if this problem is addressed. Our firm handles commercial matters such as this and I would be happy to speak with you further about your situation and what can be done. Please feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience should you wish to discuss this further.