In a major commercial real estate dispute within Albany’s Warehouse District, Redburn Development Partners has officially terminated the lease of The Real McCoy Beer Co. at the Slip 12 apartment complex. Represented by Trevor Telisky, Redburn filed suit in Albany County Supreme Court following a string of alleged defaults. The lawsuit seeks over $713,000 in damages, citing unpaid rent, utility charges, and common area maintenance fees that have accumulated since the brewery’s 2023 opening.
The legal action follows a series of default notices that Redburn alleges went unanswered, culminating in a midnight termination of the brewery’s 6,000-square-foot taproom lease. Beyond the back rent, the complaint addresses a complex financial web involving nearly $450,000 in tenant improvement allowances and outstanding liens from subcontractors. To protect the landlord’s interests, Telisky has moved for a temporary restraining order to prevent the removal of furniture, fixtures, and equipment from the premises, ensuring that the assets remain secured while the litigation proceeds.
Commercial leases are the lifeblood of urban redevelopment, and a breach of this magnitude requires decisive legal intervention. This case highlights the importance of aggressive representation in protecting property rights and recovering significant financial losses when business relationships fail. Whether you are navigating a complex commercial eviction or a high-stakes breach of contract, Trevor Telisky provides the strategic advocacy necessary to protect your investments and your future.