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Thanking our Military on this Memorial Day Weekend

Many of our readers are looking forward to the upcoming Memorial Day holiday weekend.  Most of us are thinking of spending time at a backyard barbeque or taking advantage of a sale at a department store.  Memorial Day also has a more somber connotation, thanking our military for the ultimate sacrifice…

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Who’s in Charge? Disputes over Control of Religious Institutions

Recently in the news is a story relating to control over Touro Synagogue, located in Newport, Rhode Island.  The Touro Synagogue was built prior to the Revolutionary War and is one of the oldest congregations in the United States.  As with many older institutions, over the centuries, the original congregation and…

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New York State Landlord Prosecuted – Does this Sound Familiar?

Recently in the news is the story regarding New York City landlord Steve Croman.  Mr. Croman was arrested for allegedly harassing rent-stabilized tenants into leaving their apartments so that he could increase the rent for new tenants.  Longtime readers of our blog will recall other posts which relate to the right…

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What Will Happen to Prince’s Little Red Corvette? Dying Without a Will

Fans of the musician Prince were distressed to learn of his untimely passing last week.  News reports now circulating have noted that Prince died without a Will.  This post will address the implications of dying without a Will.  As this firm is located in New York State, this post will address…

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Is This Your First Time? Property Purchases in New York State

It’s that time of year again.  This author is not thinking about the chirping birds and blooming trees heralding the beginning of Spring. We are thinking about another sign of the season– the first time home purchaser.  This post will address issues pertaining to the person buying a home, whether a…

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Taxable Matters Pertaining to Valuable Personal Property

Given that the 2015 tax filing deadline is imminent, taxes and the potential reduction of tax liability are on the minds of many of our clients.  Some of our clients are fortunate enough to own collections of valuable personal property, such as artwork, cars and the like.  Our estate attorneys are…

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Assignment of Commercial Leases in New York

Our firm is often involved in landlord-tenant situations involving assignments of commercial leases.  What this means is that one party to a commercial lease (usually the tenant) wishes to transfer their rights and responsibilities to a third party, either an individual or company who is not a party to the…

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