Kramer Elias’ Intersection of Condemnation and Leases Featured in Virginia State Bar Journal
Kramer Elias partner Theodora Stringham was recently featured as part of the Virginia State Bar’s Real Property Section’s “Fee Simple” Journal. The Fee Simple is a biannual publication reflecting recent trends and issues in Virginia Real Estate law.
Ms. Stringham’s article: “Condemnation Clauses in Leases: Three Frequently Asked Questions from Real Estate Practitioners” provides key information for tenants and landlords (as well as their attorneys) for navigating condemnations. For example, Ms. Stringham outlines eligibility for a tenant’s participation in a condemnation proceeding (12-month lease) as well as timeline for participation (up to ten days before trial), offering tips for approaching potential participation.
Kramer Elias regularly represents Multifamily residential landlords as well as condemnors as property owners in various Real Estate matters. Ms. Stringham serves as an Area Representative for the Virginia Real Property Section and as a member of the Eminent Domain Committee.
Theodora Stringham focuses her practice on bringing solutions-oriented representation and zealous advocacy to complex issues impacting individuals, organizations, and businesses. Ms. Stringham seeks to understand clients’ concerns and provide thorough and strategic options aimed at achieving their goals. She has been recognized for her work in the Real Estate, Labor and Employment, and Commercial Litigation practice areas, providing counseling and litigation support for a wide variety of concerns.