Partners from Akerman's Real Estate and Litigation Practice Groups will present on various panels and roundtable discussions at the ICSC+U.S. Law Conference. This premier event brings together leading legal minds, business professionals, and industry stakeholders to explore the most pressing legal and regulatory issues impacting the retail and commercial real estate sectors across the United States.
We are also pleased to share that Eric Rapkin, Chair of Akerman's Real Estate Practice Group and former ICSC Florida State Director, will attend and is available to connect throughout the conference.
Akerman partners will share their knowledge and experience at the following sessions:
- Mock Negotiation 02 | Joint Ventures Unpacked: Navigating the Equity and Sweat Equity Divide
Explore the complexities of structuring joint ventures, with a focus on balancing equity contributions and sweat equity.
Presenter: Joseph Brasile, Partner, Real Estate
October 9, 9:15 – 10:15 am
- Roundtable: Surrender Condition of Commercial Leases
Best practices for ensuring both landlords and tenants maintain accurate records of premises conditions at lease delivery and surrender.
Led by: Michael Carr, Partner, Litigation
October 10, 8:15 – 9:15 am
- Roundtable: NYC “City of Yes” Zoning Changes and Market Incentives
A discussion on recent zoning reforms in New York City and their impact on market development.
Led by: Jerry Reichelscheimer, Chair, Retail Leasing and Development
October 10, 8:15 – 9:15 am
- Mock Negotiation 06 | Sounds, Vibrations and Odors: Do You Hear What I Hear, Feel and Smell?
Addressing nuisance issues in commercial leases, including strategies for managing sound, vibration, and odor disputes.
Presenter: Paul Russo, Partner, Real Estate
October 10, 12:00 – 1:00 pm
The ICSC+U.S. Law Conference is recognized for its dynamic programming, practical insights, and collaborative atmosphere. Attendees will benefit from in-depth panel discussions, interactive mock negotiations, and focused roundtables that address real-world challenges and emerging trends in real estate law.