By Jason W. Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer Tightening their belts after months of low sales, the owners of a Long Beach technology company wanted to move into a smaller office with lower rent in the same office complex it occupied. For Pamela Westhoff, a Los Angeles attorney representing the building owner, it might have looked like another commercial leasing transaction a few years ago. Not now. The tech business had filed for bank...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Tightening their belts after months of low sales, the owners of a Long Beach technology company wanted to move into a smaller office with lower rent in the same office complex it occupied. For Pamela Westhoff, a Los Angeles attorney representing the building owner, it might have looked like another commercial leasing transaction a few years ago. Not now. The tech business had filed for bank...
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