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• Bentley J. Tolk is a member of the firm's Litigation Group, with an emphasis in the areas of ERISA litigation, employment litigation, intellectual property litigation, and general commercial litigation. Mr. Tolk has represented employers, third-party administrators, and insurance companies in a wide variety of ERISA and employee benefits disputes. He has also represented national and local employers in numerous employment-related lawsuits and disputes. In addition, Mr. Tolk has represented both national and local companies in connection with disputes relating to trademarks, intellectual property, and/or patents. He has broad-ranging experience in other areas of litigation.

  Mr. Tolk established and hosts the ERISA Litigation Podcast. He is or has been a presenter with such organizations as the Utah State Bar, ALI-ABA, the Salt Lake Society of Human Resource Managers, and The Employers Council.

  Bentley Tolk was listed in the 2006-2009 editions of Utah Business Magazine's Legal Elite in labor and employment.

• Utah, 1993 U.S. District Court District of Utah, 1993

• University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, Illinois, 1993J.D.Law Review: Chicago Law Review Harvard University, Boston, MA, USA, 1990A.B.Honors: magna cum laudeMajor: History

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My contract states "The agreement cannot be broken mid term by either the tenant or the landlord unless either party has not kept to the terms of the agreement".. . To me this says that the agreement can only be broken if the agreement is broken, so if I just stop paying rent and leave then is there anything the landlord can do about it?. And could I recover my deposit or do I have to accept that he's probably going to keep it?. My name isn't on any of the bills and there's no financial guarantor.. . I gave him verbal notice a couple of weeks ago that I want to leave at the end of march and he said that he couldn't make me stay but he's changed his tune since then and has been telling me that our agreement can't be broken.. He seems to think it's an air tight contract but I think it looks more like a standard template he's downloaded and made some of his own amendments to.. . The remaining rent he'd receive if I stay to the end of the agreement will be roughly ?1250.. Is it worth him pursuing this through the courts for that amount of money?. . If I want to surrender my tenancy can he stop me? . It would work out better for both parties if it went down that way rather than me just abandoning the property but he thinks he can keep me tied to my contract and I don't want to stay.. . The landlord has been showing prospective new tenants (presumably to take up tenancy at the end of the current multiple occupancy agreements) after asking permission from us to do so

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