Today we interview Indiana/Ohio/Kentucky out of home attorney Michael Galasso as part of a series of interviews with out of home law specialists. OOH Attorney: Michael Galasso Firm: Robbins, Kelly, Patterson, Tucker Email: mgalasso@rkpt.com Phone: 513-721-3330 States of Practice: Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana How did you get involved in out of […]
In a comment on our Cannabis shakeout post, Toni Ogle, of Insite Street Media, points out that starting July 1, 2023, Maryland will restrict sellers of recreational cannabis from using out of home advertising: As you may or may not be aware, on July 1, 2023, recreational marijuana use will […]
This week out of home leasing and development expert, Andy Goodman, reviews miscellaneous clauses in an out of home lease. Andy’s comments are in italics. Miscellaneous: In the event of litigation between Lessor and Lessee predicated upon this Lease Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys’ […]
Today out of home leasing and development expert Andy Goodman discusses the pros and cons of recording a memorandum of lease versus recording a lease. We’ve presented standard lease recording language below with Andy’s comments are in italics. Memorandum of Lease: Lessor agrees that this Lease Agreement may be recorded. […]
Earlier this week Texas out of home attorney Richard Rothfelder reviewed the legality of taxing billboards based on earnings. California out of home attorney Richard Hamlin tells Billboard Insider California property taxes can’t be based on a billboard’s income. California property taxes must be based on real property. They may […]
Kerry Yoakum discussed Digital Billboard permitting at the 2023 OAAA/Geopath out of home conference. He gave 6 tips to make permitting easier. Know your city council. Understand who supports them. What are their pet projects? What are their interests? Who are their key friends and allies? Post billboard content that supports […]
A Billboard Insider reader writes with the following question: “Would it be possible to find any case where a billboard real estate tax was based on earnings, but was overturned by a federal or state government?” The short answer is “no,” I’m not aware of any federal or state cases […]
On March 30, 2023, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 that Austin’s sign code is constitutional. In April 2022 the US Supreme Court ruled on the case and remanded it in part back to the 5th Circuit Court which heard new arguments in September 2022. Here is a […]
Today out of home leasing and development expert Andy Goodman analyzes right of first refusal language and notice language in an out of home lease. Andy’s comments are in italics following the lease language. Right of First Refusal: If, during the term of the Lease Agreement (including any extensions or renewals […]
A Billboard Insider reader asks: We installed a digital billboard. The traffic travels east and west in front of the digital billboard on a freeway. Two buildings were constructed along the freeway. The city required the building owners to plant a greenbelt of trees which will block our digital. Is there […]
