As seen on: The Weekender Brief (NAIOP NJ)
A newly formed advocacy group, BYOB New Jersey, represents a group of small business owners across the Garden State who have organized to fix the broken liquor license law in New Jersey.
The Shopping Center Lawyer
Focused on Retail Leasing Law
The Shopping Center Lawyer, published by Sills Cummis & Gross P.C., focuses on legal issues related to commercial real estate, retail leasing, and property management. The blog covers topics such as bankruptcy-related lease acquisitions, commercial lease negotiations, landlord and tenant rights, and regulatory compliance affecting retail and shopping center properties. It also addresses legislative developments impacting commercial property owners and retailers, including liquor licensing laws, flood risk disclosures, and vacancy reporting requirements. The blog provides updates on state-specific laws and practical guidance for navigating complex transactions and regulatory changes in the retail real estate sector.
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(Big) Opportunity Knocks: Why Sills Cummis’ Attorneys Feel Opportunity Zones Could Bring ‘Greatest Wealth Transfer in History of Country’
As seen on: ROI-NJ.comBy: Tom Bergeron
In this ROI-NJ interview, Sills Cummis’ Ted Zangari and Jaime Reichardt share their insights on the recently enacted federal Opportunity Zone Program.
Ted Zangari, chair of the Redevelopment Law Practice Group at Sills Cummis &…
U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Quill: Online Sellers Can Now be Compelled to Collect Sales Tax
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision in the state and local tax world which overturns precedent going back to 1992. The decision, South Dakota v. Wayfair, No.17-494 (June 21, 2018), means that state and local taxing jurisdictions…
Bill Expanding Issuance of Alcoholic Beverage Licenses Advances
Bill Allows Issuance of Additional Alcoholic Beverage Licenses within Boundaries of Formally Owned or Operated Military Installations
Source: News From The Assembly Democrats
Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Eric Houghtaling, Joann Downey and Joseph Egan to issue additional alcoholic beverage…
NJ Getting Ready to Allow More Bars, Restaurants that Serve Alcohol
As seen on: NJ1015.comBy: Michael Symons
After years of talk, a bill that could significantly expand the number of restaurants that can sell beer, wine and spirits has finally gotten an initial vote in the Legislature.
The plan is likely…
In New Jersey, Drinkers May Finally Triumph Uber the Liquor Cartel
As seen on: NJ.comBy: Paul Mulshine
In all my travels south of the Mexican border I have never come across a beach town, no matter how small, that lacked a store that would sell you a cold beer on the…
ADAPTIVE RE-USE: Relief on Tap for Owners of “Stranded” Shopping Centers and Office Parks
Proposed Legislation Would Permit Conversion to Mixed-Use Projects without Obtaining Use Variance
Legislation introduced this week in Trenton would provide a temporary relief period during which owners of certain underutilized shopping centers and office parks could qualify to convert such…
Letters of Credit in Commercial Real Estate: A Primer
It should come as little surprise that as the world becomes ever more interconnected so too does the international investment market. The United States commercial real estate market has been a major beneficiary of foreign investments over the last several…
Hopes Are High for Legislative Action on Restaurant Liquor License Bill
As seen on: The Town Crier
(New Jersey State League of Municipalities’ Legislative Blog)
Our State’s liquor licensing laws date back to the ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment in the 1930’s. The world is a different place. And those laws…
3 Hidden Benefits Retailers Love about Pop-Ups
As seen on: jonschultz.com
By: Jonathan Schultz
Online retailers like Amazon have completely transformed the way we go shopping. We now have access to a 24-hour selection of everything we could possibly want, and the expansion of warehouses and logistical…