The usual out of home industry legal practice is to record a memorandum of lease as opposed to the full lease in order not to disclose proprietary details to competitors or other landlords in a market. A Billboard Insider Reader asked “Is there potential for a lawsuit if a new […]
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What to Do When Someone Trespasses On Your Billboard Property
By Richard Hamlin and Marnie Christine Cody, Hamlin Cody Law Firm. When you own and oversee a billboard, there is no clear guarantee that trespassers will avoid your billboard property. Our billboard lawyers have litigated disputes between landowners and billboard companies involving claims of trespassers. Unfortunately, many of us have […]
Hamlin Cody on the Benefits of Billboards
Richard Hamlin and Marnie Christine Cody of Hamlin Cody Law firm are running a series of short videos on Billboard Law. Some highlights from the most recent video. Richard Hamlin Benefits of Digital Billboards They make is possible to pass on current news as it happens. They make it possible […]
Marnie Christine Cody on Lease Language Which Provides Relief in a Pandemic
By Marnie Christine Cody, Attorney, Hamlin – Cody Thank you for sharing Jennifer Sloane’s article on force majeure. She raises a lot of good points. Richard Hamlin and I have been representing parties in the out-of-home industry since 1985 and we have reviewed and drafted hundreds of sign leases. In […]
Marnie Cody Comments on Lamar v Clinton Township
Insider received this feedback from Marnie Christine Cody of Hamlin Cody on yesterday’s Lamar v Clinton Township post. Marnie Christine Cody and Richard Hamlin operate Hamlin Cody, a California Law firm with expertise in out of home. I just read your Outdoor Legal article in today’s Billboard Insider. In California, […]


















