Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C., secured a major victory for an incoming Cooperative Board defending against the former board president’s demands for a preliminary injunction to halt certification of election results in which she was ousted. After oral argument before the Queens County Supreme Court on the hotly contested dispute, the Court agreed with Adam Leitman Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Prevails in the Appellate Division by Successfully Defending Against Claim that its Client’s Complaint Should Have Been Stricken
In a heavily litigated foreclosure action that has had multiple motions and appeals, the borrower appealed from a decision of the Court that denied her motion to dismiss Plaintiff’s complaint pursuant to CPLR § 3126(c). The borrower argued that Plaintiff failed to comply with her discovery demands and dismissal of the complaint was warranted. Plaintiff Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Defeats a Yellowstone Application and Obtains Sanction Against Recalcitrant Commercial Condominium Unit Owner
Although the owner of a unit in a commercial condominium was aware of the prohibition against parking on the premises, and her proprietary lease did not permit same, she parked four cars on her premises for many years. When the Board of Directors enacted new house rules reaffirming that no unit owner had parking rights, Full Article…
Getting a Brokerage Commission Paid
By: Adam Leitman Bailey & Jeffrey R. Metz February 20th, 2013 Brokers who deal with commercial properties are increasingly being denied their duly earned commissions. Given the multi-million transactions that are often involved in the world of commercial real estate in New York City, these commissions can be considerable and worth fighting over. Many of Full Article…
The Section 8 Program: Voluntary Participation Is a Thing of the Past
By Jeffrey R. Metz In the past 18 months, the judiciary and the City Council have carved out protections for tenants qualifying for what is commonly known as the Section 8 Program.1 Complaints that these new protections require owners, large and small, to lose a significant amount of control over those to whom they rent, Full Article…