A judge has issued a court order compelling WeWork to provide detailed financial records related to a broken lease at a prominent skyscraper in New York City.

The decision comes as part of an ongoing legal battle between WeWork and the building’s landlord, shedding light on the coworking giant’s financial commitments.

The dispute revolves around WeWork’s lease at a prestigious Manhattan skyscraper, where the company had agreed to occupy a substantial amount of office space.

However, WeWork abruptly abandoned the lease, citing financial challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This move left the building’s owner, a prominent real estate company, seeking damages for the lost rent and other contractual obligations.

The court’s order requires WeWork to produce comprehensive financial documents, including records of its revenues, expenses, and overall financial health.

This information will be critical in determining whether WeWork had valid reasons for terminating the lease or if the move was unjustified.