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James Hsu

James Hsu

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Product Leader, Stealth Startup

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Total articles 143

  • SB 1103: A Significant Shift for California Commercial Leasing Commencing on January 1, 2025

    By James Hsu, Maya Mouawad| Squire Patton Boggs@ The new law, known as the Commercial Tenant Protection Act, amends Sections 827, 1632 and 1946.1 of the Civil Code, and adds a new Section 1950.9. The law expands protections and notice requirements for lease terminations and rent increases, as well as places transparency and proportionality requirements for building operating expenses that landlords may pass on to “a qualified commercial tenant.”To say those changes are remarkable is an understatement.

    By James Hsu, Maya Mouawad · Squire Patton Boggs

    Nov. 13, 2024

  • Reflections on this year (before it’s actually over)

    By James Hsu| writtenbyjames.com@ First of all, for those of you who subscribe to my email newsletter, thanks for reading. My last post about running my fastest marathon at the age of 42 received the most “opens” in the newsletter’s history. That’s super cool. Since most folks aren’t interested in running marathons — statistically speaking, 0.01% of the world’s population — doubly cool. Thank you. Below is a combination of (1) what I’ve experienced this year and (2) what I’ve learned from those experiences.

    By James Hsu · writtenbyjames.com

    Oct. 26, 2024

  • SB 1103: A Significant Shift for California Commercial Leasing Commencing on January 1, 2025

    By James Hsu, Maya Mouawad| Squire Patton Boggs@ The new law, known as the Commercial Tenant Protection Act, amends Sections 827, 1632 and 1946.1 of the Civil Code, and adds a new Section 1950.9. The law expands protections and notice requirements for lease terminations and rent increases, as well as places transparency and proportionality requirements for building operating expenses that landlords may pass on to “a qualified commercial tenant.”To say those changes are remarkable is an understatement.

    By James Hsu, Maya Mouawad · Squire Patton Boggs

    Nov. 13, 2024

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