Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office said it will rewrite a subpoena to the Airbnb after a judge ruled that the original subpoena issued to the online home rental business was overbroad.
Acting Albany Supreme Court Justice Gerald Connolly (See Profile) quashed the subpoena Tuesday, saying it would give Schneiderman information about rental arrangements made through Airbnb in New York that clearly don’t violate tax or multiple dwelling laws (NYLJ, May 14).
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