[WSBARP] Commercial Evictions

[Douglas Scott]

Timothy,
That is how I'm viewing it. I too have a client who is in need of getting
rid of a bad commercial tenant who has not paid his March rent, never
obtained liability insurance and has bothered other tenants with very loud
music. If we served him with a 3 day pay rent or vacate notice, plus 10 day
notice,  this can at least get any future unlawful detainer action going.
Although I heard that King County has put a halt to evictions of small
businesses and nonprofits, going to court could be the last stage of the
process.

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On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 2:46 PM Timothy Lehr <timothy at stileslaw.com> wrote:

> All,
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> My thought is commercial evictions are not included in the Governor’s
> moratorium on evictions in general. Is that right? Also, if one wanted to
> proceed with a commercial eviction, I’m hesitant to tell our local superior
> court that it is an “emergent case”, as the court is requesting any new
> hearings amount to. My client views it as an emergency of course, but there
> is no health or safety risk involved.
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> Wondering how other LL attorneys are approaching these issues?
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> Thanks,
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> *Timothy C. Lehr*
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