Two sessions left to complete the 2026 lifecycle.
Exits Without Damage ran in March. What's agreed at the deal stage and held mid-lease is what makes those exits defensible in the first place. ALIGN PRO now finishes the year with the two sessions where that groundwork is laid.
Why the deal stage decides so much more than people realise.
A short word from Sangeeta on why ALIGN PRO starts with exits and now moves back to where those outcomes are actually decided, before the two remaining masterclasses.
Every costly lease dispute has a history. It rarely begins at the point of conflict.
It begins at the offer stage, compounds during renewal, and crystallises at exit.
March's session showed the room how disputes look once they've already crystallised. It also showed something else: almost every one of those disputes traced back to a decision made years earlier, at the deal stage, or a discipline that slipped somewhere mid-lease. Getting the Deal Right and Holding the Line are where that earlier judgement gets built.
One series, three stages. One is already delivered.
Different professionals often lead different stages of a lease. The lease itself doesn't reset between them, and what's agreed early is what's defensible later.
Exits Without Damage
How disputes, make-good claims and terminations are stabilised once a lease is already unravelling.
DeliveredGetting the Deal Right
How offers, permitted use and incentive structures are built to hold up over the life of the lease.
Open for bookingHolding the Line
How renewals, rent reviews and assignment requests are managed with discipline mid-lease.
Open for bookingBook each session on its own, or enrol in both.
23 July 2026 · 9.15am to 3.00pm
Getting the Deal Right
Where future flexibility is shaped.
- Structure offers and heads of agreement properly
- Align permitted use with planning reality
- Design rent and incentive structures strategically
- Protect long-term asset value through best-use strategy
22 October 2026 · 9.15am to 3.00pm
Holding the Line
Where commercial discipline is proven mid-lease.
- Manage renewals and rent review leverage
- Handle consent to assignment strategically
- Maintain documentation discipline
- Make defensible decisions under pressure
Front-end decisions shape mid-lease flexibility. Seeing both keeps the judgement connected.
Cross-disciplinary perspectives
Property law, planning strategy, valuation, litigation and senior portfolio management, in the same room, on the same scenarios.
Structured integration discussions
Not presentations. Participants work through real deal-stage and mid-lease scenarios alongside experienced practitioners.
September Implementation Roundtable
A series-only session between the two remaining masterclasses, for applying what's covered in July before October.
12 months of recordings
Full access to the July and October recordings, to revisit or share with your team.
Enrol in what's left of the 2026 series.
Getting the Deal Right + Holding the Line
- Getting the Deal Right, 23 July
- Holding the Line, 22 October
- September Implementation Roundtable
- 12-month access to the July and October recordings
Per masterclass, booked separately
- Choice of Getting the Deal Right or Holding the Line
- Workbook for the session booked
Exits Without Damage alumni: contact us for your loyalty rate on the remaining series.
"Sangeeta has an exceptional ability to bridge the gap between complex legal frameworks and practical, real-world application."
"Her ability to bring legal clarity to real-world decisions makes her insights highly valuable for the industry."
25+ years at the point where legal risk meets commercial judgement.
Sangeeta Thaker is a commercial property lawyer with more than 25 years' experience across private practice and in-house roles. Her work sits at the centre of lease negotiations, disputes, and the commercial decisions that arise when leasing situations start to unravel.
Through Property Law Academy, she translates those real scenarios into frameworks that property professionals can use the moment a complex situation lands on their desk.