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Lease Obligations That Shape Commercial Claims
Commercial leases do more than set rent and term length. They also allocate responsibility for maintenance, repair, and insurance in ways that directly shape how a property claim unfolds once damage occurs. A triple net lease, common in retail and industrial settings,...Browse the full Resources Index
Documenting Damage in Multi Tenant Buildings
Inspecting a single-tenant warehouse and inspecting a strip mall with eight separate storefronts require different levels of coordination even when the underlying construction issues are similar. In a multi-tenant building, damage documentation has to account for...Browse the full Resources Index
Business Personal Property in Commercial Claims
Business personal property, generally shortened to BPP, refers to the contents a business owns and uses at a location, as distinct from the building structure itself. This includes furniture, fixtures, equipment, machinery, computers, and similar items that would...Browse the full Resources Index
Stock and Inventory Valuation After a Loss
Inventory presents its own valuation challenges that differ from those involved in pricing furniture, fixtures, or equipment. Unlike a piece of machinery that has a fairly stable identity over time, inventory is by nature something that turns over, meaning the...Browse the full Resources Index
