Matt Swett
Partner
In this podcast, Matt Swett, a Pepper partner and co-chair of the firm’s Real Estate Practice Group, discusses the importance of a subordination, non-disturbance and attornment agreement, or SNDA, in connection with a commercial lease and what could happen if a SNDA has not been executed between the parties.
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(Running Time: 7:13)
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