In the world of commercial leases, things do not get much more aggressive or urgent than when a landlord locks a tenant out of its leased space.
An employee arrives at work to find a conspicuous notice on the door, and is unable to enter the premises. Even if access can be regained quickly, employees miss shifts and income, the tenant’s business income suffers, and its customers may be adversely affected.
Considering the effects of social media, thousands of people may quickly know about…
