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Litigation Department of the Year, Real Estate: Rosenberg & Estis
There isn't a single real estate matter that we aren't prepared to handle, and when an unprecedented circumstance arises, we are the first firm to come back with a solution.Conditional Limitation v. Condition Subsequent: An Important Distinction in the COVID-19 Age
As commercial rent defaults significantly increase due to the COVID-19 pandemic, practitioners reviewing the default provisions in their clients' commercial leases must ask themselves a crucial question: Does the provision set out a conditional limitation or a condition subsequent? The answer to this arcane question—which can trip up even experienced attorneys—will determine the forum in which an owner can recover possession.Recent Major Capital Improvement Rulings
In their Rent Stabilization column, Warren Estis and Jeffrey Turkel discuss recent cases concerning major capital improvements (MCIs) and find that where a landlord elects to perform an MCI, it must be certain that even its minimal return on investment will be protected.The Rise of Ejectment Actions During the COVID-19 Pandemic
As the courts continue the reopening process, there will be both a backlog of landlord-tenant cases and a pent-up demand to commence new cases, the combination of which will be difficult for the L&T court to manage. In their Landlord Tenant Law column, Warren Estis and Alexander Lycoyannis recommend that "practitioners seeking to advance their clients' rights would be well-advised to consider the ejectment action—which remains a viable avenue for relief."The Strange Case of HSTPA Part J
In "520 Tinton, L.P. v. Harlem United," the court addressed an obscure portion of the HSTPA, embodied in the Part J amendments which granted protection from non-primary residence evictions to not-for-profit entities that provide "scatter site" housing for the homeless. In their Rent Stabilization column, Warren Estis and Jeffrey Turkel discuss whether the amendments are constitutional.New York Law Journal Announces Its 2020 Litigation Departments of the Year
The New York Law Journal would like to congratulate our Litigation Department of the Year winner, our two department finalists and our winners in specialty categories.Temporary Suspension of Personal Guaranties in Commercial Leases
In their Landlord Tenant column, Warren Estis and Alexander Lycoyannis discuss a new law added to the New York City Administrative Code which purports to temporarily suspend personal guaranty provisions contained in commercial leases.'Regina' Goes Beyond 'Roberts'-Type Overcharge Cases
On April 2, the Court of Appeals issued its landmark decision in Regina Metropolitan Co. v. New York State Div. of Hous. & Community Renewal where it held that retroactive application of Part F of the 2019 HSTPA violated the Due Process Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The majority and dissenting opinions are not easily summarized, however, in this article, Warren Estis and Jeffrey Turkel explain what the majority did, and did not, primarily hold.Proposed New York City Commercial Rent Regulation: An Improper Usurpation of State Power
Yet another destructive proposal is pending in the New York City Council and is making owners even more anxious than they otherwise were: commercial rent control.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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