The section monitors, studies and proposes statutory developments in property law and keeps its membership updated by sending periodic e-newsletters. It also produces annual CLE programming for real estate lawyers and others.
If you are new to commercial real estate, “Real Estate Essentials: A Primer in Commercial Real Estate for Tennessee Lawyers” will provide you with the basics you need to know. Attendees will start the May 9 program with an overview of the current commercial real estate market in Tennessee. Speakers will address areas of growth, concerns, trends, and surprise issues. Topics include a summary of the commercial real estate law and specific issues with commercial landlord and tenant law.
A new CLE course scheduled for Thursday will cover a broad range of municipal land use issues, including zoning, planning and boards of zoning appeal. The course, presented by private and government lawyers, emphasizes the importance of understanding Tennessee case law and statutes that govern the frequently difficult and lengthy development process. In many cases, politics also plays a role in this practice area as clients, communities and various levels of government are involved or impacted. Speakers will offer perspectives from both sides of the fence. Learn more or register online.