By Gary M. Rosenberg and Alex M. Estis | February 3, 2025
The New York real estate industry has seen more legislative reform within the past five years than ever before. With all the recent protection provided to tenants, the question is now raised—can a landlord require a tenant to pay rent and/or use and occupancy during the pendency of a case? The answer is simply, “Yes.”
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By Scott Mollen | January 21, 2025
Scott Mollen discusses “Global Bank v. 43 Mott Realty Owner LLC,” “Li-Johnson v. Sierra,” and “Mosley v. Wavecrest Management.”
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By Scott Mollen | January 7, 2025
Scott Mollen discusses “Versace v. Robinson, “957 Park Avenue LLC v. Ordonez,” and “Zara Realty Holding Corp. v. People.”
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By Scott Mollen | December 17, 2024
Scott Mollen discusses “Hudson View Park Co. v. Town of Fishkill,” and “424 Broadway LLC v. Empire Cannabis Clubs.”
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By Scott Mollen | December 10, 2024
Scott Mollen discusses ‘Stefansky v. Kaufman,’ ‘Kalis v. Mesbah’ and ‘Matter of Rose v. Carrin.’
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By Gary M. Rosenberg and Cori A. Rosen | December 3, 2024
New York housing agencies have long taken the position that blanket denial of applicants with criminal convictions has a disparate impact on persons of color. Here, Gary Rosenberg and Cori Rosen discuss the ‘Fair Chance for Housing Act’ effective Jan. 1, 2025, which addresses this issue - specifically criminal background checks.
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By Alyssa Aquino | November 12, 2024
The high court declined the petitions for review of a Second Circuit decision without further explanation. Justice Neil Gorsuch was the only member of the court who said they would have looked at the constitutional challenge spearheaded by landlords. Selendy Gay and tenants' rights groups defended the measure.
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By Scott Mollen | November 6, 2024
Scott Mollen discusses "Inwood Gardens, Inc. v. Udoh," "Hull Unique Equities LLC v. Boone," and "Martinez v. Town of Clarkstown."
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By Mason Lawlor | November 1, 2024
On appeal from the Cook County Circuit Court, the manager of Onward restaurant in Chicago argued that trial judge Robert F. Harris wrongly denied his motion for continuance to push back a jury trial because his attorney was injured and required surgery just prior to the start date.
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By Jon Campisi | October 30, 2024
The firm partnered with the Legal Design Lab at Stanford Law School to lead the inaugural AI & Access to Justice Summit.
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