New York News and
Law Blog
In The News
Without Eviction Moratoriums, Here Are Protections Tenants Still Have
Pilar Moya-Mancera, executive d\Director Housing Help at grand opening of the Town of Huntington's Emergency Rental Assistance Program Center at 95 Broadway, Greelawn, on Aug. 20. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
Read More
Blog
Security Deposit Dispute Result – Nassau County District Court
The Law Office of Bradley D. Schnur, Esq., P.C. recently secured a favorable result for a client in Nassau County District Court involving a security deposit dispute following the termination of a residential tenancy. The Case The landlord commenced a small claims action against our client, a former tenant, seeking recovery for: Alleged property damage […]
Read More
Nassau County District Court Dismisses Holdover Eviction After Our Firm Opposes Summary Judgment
The Law Office of Bradley D. Schnur, Esq. P.C. recently secured the dismissal of a residential holdover proceeding in Nassau County District Court after successfully opposing a Motion for Summary Judgment filed by the petitioner. The case centered on the petitioner’s attempt to evict occupants under RPAPL §713(5) after acquiring title to the property through a […]
Read More
Can a no-pets policy apply to emotional support animals?
Landlords and their tenants have many opportunities for conflict in their relationships. Maintenance issues, rent increases and even changes in roommates could potentially trigger disputes. In some cases, policies regarding pets or companion animals can also lead to...
Read More
What do I need to know about the different types of eviction in NY?
Eviction cases can be complex and vary significantly depending on the circumstances. Whether you are a landlord seeking to evict a tenant or a tenant fighting an eviction, it is important to have a basic understanding about the process. The following will provide some...
Read More
What actions by a landlord may be considered retaliatory?
Landlord-tenant disputes often escalate after a tenant files a complaint, withholds rent or contacts a code inspector. If a rent increase, nonrenewal or eviction notice follows, tenants may wonder whether it is a legitimate business decision or retaliation. If you are...
Read More
Eviction Case of the Week: A Clutter Complaint with a Clean Resolution
With advocacy and open dialogue, even difficult eviction disputes can lead to positive, practical solutions.
Read More
How does zoning affect property values in NY?
Zoning laws affect the value of properties in New York by controlling how land is used. These regulations impact the demand for properties in different areas. Whether you're buying, selling, or investing in real estate, understanding zoning helps you make informed...
Read More
What you need to know about hotel guests becoming tenants in NY
Understanding when a hotel guest becomes a tenant is crucial for both guests and hotel owners.
Read More
We Offer Per Diem Attorney Services for Nassau County District Court in Hempstead
The Law Office of Bradley D. Schnur, Esq. P.C. is pleased to offer per diem appearance services for attorneys and firms in need of representation in the Nassau County District Court in Hempstead
Read More
Simplifying the New York “Good Cause Eviction Law”
What is the Good Cause Eviction Law? The Good Cause Eviction Law ("GCE") was passed as part of New York State’s 2024 budget to protect tenants. It limits rent increases, restricts evictions, and ensures lease renewals in New York City and other areas throughout New...
Read More