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  • Dissecting the Lease: Removal of Trade Fixtures

    One of the most common issues upon termination of a medical office lease is what to do about trade fixtures, a term used to describe something that is attached to real estate.

  • Dissecting the Lease: Restoration Clauses

    The restoration clause in your commercial lease is an extremely important provision and one that medical practices need to pay special attention to. Simply put, a lease restoration clause is a legal description in a contract stating an obligation to restore or not restore a property to its original condition.

  • Creating Positive Design Distractions for Your Office

    Medical offices can be uncomfortable places for physicians, staff and patients alike. An office with design elements that distract in a good way can make the experience of being there more pleasant.

  • Dissecting the Lease: Relocation Provision

    Most commercial leases have a relocation provision that allows the property owner to relocate your office for any reason. This can present some negative consequences for the medical practice. 

  • The Nose Knows: Preventing odiferous offices

    A typical medical office deals with many different sources of smells, all of which can produce odors that are either unpleasant or trigger unpleasant feelings. If your office smells bad, it’s important to get a handle on it and eliminate the problem.