Question: What actions can be taken if a landlord is not adhering to the argreed upon terms of a post-eviction agreement that interferes with business operations?

Answer: Make sure that you have a copy of the agreement, signed by both parties. In a case involving post-eviction agreement disputes and landlord interference with business operations, you should begin by sending a cease and desist letter to the landlord, notifying them of the breach of the agreement, laying it out in detail and including what portions of the agreement they are allegedly breaching. This letter would demand compliance with the post-eviction agreement, which allows the tenant to move out personal belongings and allows customers to remove their property without interference. Additionally, the letter would address the landlord's tortious interference with business relationships, as he was hindering the tenant's ability to conduct business and fulfill customer orders. If you would like assistance in drafting such a letter, reach out to schedule a call with an attorney to determine if we can help you!