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Andy Jacobson Authors Article on Reviewing Accommodative Easements for The Practical Real Estate Lawyer

May 13, 2015

Andy Jacobson, partner in Maslon's Real Estate Group, has authored an article on accommodative easements for the May issue of The Practical Real Estate Lawyer, a publication of American Law Institute Continuing Legal Education. The article, titled "Reviewing Accommodative Easements: Helping Your Client Do a Favor without Causing Harm (with Sample Inserts)," includes a discussion of significant areas of concern for a grantor, along with some suggested potential inserts when developing your own easement.

Andy Jacobson's practice covers a broad range of commercial real estate issues, with particular focus on commercial and retail leasing, land use, telecommunications, as well as design and construction-related agreements. Andy is a frequent author and speaker on real estate subjects and teaches Real Estate Transactions at the University of St. Thomas School of Law.

To read the full article, go to: "Reviewing Accommodative Easements: Helping Your Client Do a Favor without Causing Harm (with Sample Inserts)" (republished with permission from ALI-CLE).

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