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Counsel’s Corner:
TENANTS: BEWARE THE BUILD-TO-SUIT
by Stuart Lautin, Esq.
I love Supreme Court case opinions. The Supremes don’t take on commercial real estate cases very often. But when they do, we always receive a well-reasoned, uber-researched opinion.
And sometimes the Supremes are right! More.

Stuart A. Lautin, Esq.* Counsel to NTCAR
Higier Allen & Lautin, PC
5057 Keller Springs Road, Suite 600, Addison Texas 75001
P: 972.716.1888 | E: slautin@higierallen.com | W: www.higierallen.com
* Board Certified, Commercial (1989) and Residential (1988) Real Estate Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization
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