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Gregory K. Johnson of Wright Runstad & Company<br />

Preston R. Sargent of Kennedy Associates <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> Counsel, LP<br />

Speaker 5: 11<br />

Speaker 6: 11<br />

5. Don’t Limit to Arbitration/Mediation in Development Deals<br />

• Limited discovery rights<br />

• Too many parties… cumbersome<br />

4. Do Retain Right to be “Arbitrary and Capricious”<br />

• Having the prerogative doesn’t require its exercise<br />

• Circumstances evolve… conflicts arise<br />

3. Don’t Constrain the Exit<br />

• Avoid lock-out periods<br />

• ROFR’s never… ROFO’s maybe (if carefully crafted)<br />

2. Do Choose a Jurisdiction for Disputes<br />

• Saves time and money<br />

• Important for drafting purposes<br />

1. Don’t “Marry” Someone You Don’t Love/Trust<br />

• No such thing as a “good deal with a bad partner”<br />

• With good partner you don’t need any JV Agreement<br />

• With bad partner the best JV Agreement won’t save you<br />

21<br />

TOP TEN “DO’s and DON’Ts”<br />

(From the Deal Sponsor’s Perspective)<br />

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Law Seminars International | <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> <strong>Joint</strong> <strong>Ventures</strong> and Funds | 02/08/10 in Seattle, WA

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