The “warranty of habitability” is an important concept in New York real estate law. If you lease a residential property such as an apartment or condo, by law you guarantee the premises are “fit for human habitation.” This does not mean the residence must be in new or perfect ...
Read MoreNew York courts will not enforce certain contracts if they violate state law or public policy. But that does not mean a contract is automatically ...
View MoreMany of us are struggling with credit card debt. If you have a delinquent account, a debt collector hired by the original creditor may approach you ...
View MoreNew York's highest court recently addressed a legal dispute arising from an allegedly forged deed. There is no question a forged deed is invalid. But ...
View MoreThe American Society of Composers, Artists and Performers represents roughly half the musical composers and song publishers in the United States. ...
View MoreNew York's real estate world was rocked by recent corruption charges against a powerful Long Island politician. On May 4, the United States Attorney's ...
View MoreProperty taxes are an important consideration in just about every real estate transaction. If you are contemplating buying property, you want to have ...
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