Before you sign a commercial lease, make sure someone's actually on your side. Tabari Law reviews your lease clause by clause — for a flat fee, no surprises, no hourly billing.
Your landlord may be able to come after your personal assets if the business fails.
Vague language about what condition the space is in when you take possession can cost you thousands.
Without the right clause, your landlord can lease the unit next door to your direct competitor.
Common area maintenance fees can balloon your rent well beyond what's in your headline number.
Most small business tenants sign them without ever having anyone review the terms. That's exactly how landlords prefer it.
Standard landlord leases are written to maximize their control and minimize your options. Without a review, you won't know what you're giving up.
Personal guarantees buried in commercial leases can follow you long after a business closes. This is one of the most overlooked risks small business owners take.
Hourly billing creates uncertainty at exactly the wrong moment. When you're trying to close a deal, the last thing you need is an open meter running.
General business attorneys review leases occasionally. Tabari Law does this specifically, exclusively for tenants — which means we know exactly where landlords hide leverage.
The average commercial lease in Los Angeles runs 50–80 pages. It governs everything from your rent increases to whether you can sublease, sell your business, or even put up a sign. A flat-fee review from a tenant-side attorney isn't an expense — it's the cheapest insurance you'll buy.
No retainers. No hourly billing. No wondering what this is going to cost you.
Fill out the form below and attach your lease or send it by email. We'll confirm receipt within one business day and get started right away.
Daniel Tabari personally reviews your lease — rent escalations, personal guarantees, delivery conditions, exclusivity, CAM charges, assignment rights, and more.
You receive a plain-English summary of risks and recommended changes, plus marked-up redlines you can send directly to your landlord.
Pricing is based on lease complexity. Most reviews fall in the range below — you'll know your exact fee before we start.
We never represent landlords. That means no conflicts, no split loyalties, and advice that's actually aligned with your interests.
This is what we do. Not general business law, not employment, not contracts — commercial leases for tenants, specifically.
You know your cost before we start. No retainers, no hourly surprises. Just a clear scope and a clear price.
Lease deals move fast. We work on your timeline — not weeks out. Most reviews are delivered within 3–5 business days.
No stuffy offices, no intimidating billing, no feeling like you're bothering someone. We're here to help you — full stop.
We know the LA commercial real estate market, the landlords, and the lease forms they use. That local context matters.
Send us your lease and we'll get back to you within one business day with a flat-fee quote and timeline. No obligation, no pressure.
Your lease is a multi-year, multi-hundred-thousand dollar commitment.
A flat-fee review is the cheapest line item in your whole deal.