Bar brawl in downtown Long Beach: Bascom Group vs Dirty Birds
Closing time for Dirty Birds? The sports bar hadn’t even opened its doors in downtown Long Beach — no one had tasted their wings, or downed any beers — before a brawl broke out. But this isn’t your usual bar fight — it’s a real estate scrap between landlord and tenant. Earlier this year, Bascom Group inked a deal with the sports bar chain for 3,000 square feet of space at its 200 Pine Avenue. Months later, in an October-dated complaint, attorneys for Bascom accused Dirty Birds of being “in possession of the premises without plaintiff’s consent.” It’s not about […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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