New York Landlord-Tenant Lawyers, Attorneys and Law Firms - New York

Nearby Cities: Brooklyn, Flushing, Bronx, Jamaica, Staten Island

Related Areas: New York Metro, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Putnam County, Queens, Rockland County, Staten Island, Westchester County

Related Practice Areas: Foreclosure & Alternatives, Eminent Domain, Real Estate, Premises Liability

Goldberg, Scudieri, Lindenberg, P.C. is a full-service law firm. Our major areas of concentration are  Real Estate and Landlord/Tenant law.  We represent clients in Landlord/Tenant matters including Non Payments, Holdovers, Appeals, Article 78s, Marshal's Notices, Orders to Show Cause, Non-Primary Residence Proceedings, Owner Occupancy Proceedings, Demolitions, Overcharges,...

Welcome to the law offices of Gary J. Wachtel, Esq., an attorney and litigator providing consummate representation in landlord and tenant litigation, real estate litigation and transactions, commercial litigation and business law, Yellow Stone Injunctions, real estate brokerage commissions, consumer law and bankruptcy for over 25 years to tenants, businesses, homeowners, commercial landlords, real...

Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph LLP specializes in real estate litigation and transactions and provides representation to tenants in commercial and residential landlord-tenant matters and Loft Law proceedings. In addition, we represent tenant groups in cooperative and condominium conversions, and provide representation to cooperative and condominium boards, purchasers and...

At the law firm of Zingman & Associates PLLC, we focus on serving real estate needs of the New York City market. A substantial part of our practice consists of real estate litigation with a particular focus on commercial and residential landlord and tenant litigation.   The attorneys of our firm have vigorously represented both landlords and tenants in all aspects of landlord...

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