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New York Real Estate Lawyers Blog
Non-Payment Proceedings – Handling them the Right Way
A recent article in the New York Post reports on the tragic story of a New York City landlord who claimed he was “under pressure” and had “a lot of issues” with his tenants, namely, that they were late paying rent. Unfortunately, the landlord responded to the situation by murdering…
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I’ll Be There for You: Legal Issues Raised by Beloved Actor’s Death
The recent death of Matthew Perry, best known for playing “Chandler Bing” on the popular sitcom Friends, has deeply affected many of our readers. Although Perry was known for his fabulous sense of humor, the dark side of his life was notable for his addiction to alcohol and drugs, almost…
Let the Buyer Beware?
Caveat emptor is a Latin phrase loosely translated to mean “let the buyer beware.” Real estate in New York State has customarily been transferred under this concept, meaning that the seller is not obligated to disclose property conditions and the onus is on the buyer to discover conditions that may…
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Who has the Power?
News outlets have recently reported that Senator Dianne Feinstein has given a power of attorney to her daughter. Concerns over the Senator’s mental competency have arisen as a result. For the reasons discussed in this post, appointing an agent by power of attorney does not necessarily mean that one is…
From Rags to Riches: Legal Issues Raised by the Death of Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett was beloved by those young and old not only as a talented singer, but as a World War II veteran and civil rights icon. His recent death at the age of 96 was not unexpected. This post will identify the legal issues that may be raised when a…
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