LAW OFFICE OF BRADLEY D. SCHNUR, ESQ. P.C.
In New York, landlords must provide tenants with safe and habitable living conditions. This includes maintaining structural components, providing heat and ensuring that plumbing and electrical systems work. If a landlord neglects these duties, tenants have several...
We defend Town and Village Code Violations.
The New York Courts reported almost 200,000 evictions in the state in 2022. The state has a distinct process for removing tenants that a landlord must understand and follow exactly to avoid any legal issues. By following the law, landlords ensure the process is fair...
As a tenant, appearing in court for an eviction can be an overwhelming process, even for the most experienced litigant. If you are a tenant who has been served with an eviction notice or an eviction petition directing you to appear in court, you should consider...
Attorney Bradley D. Schnur has been selected as an Elite Lawyer. The Elite Lawyer Award is a prestigious honor that recognizes an attorney’s achievements, skills, and experience in their areas of practice
Commercial leases are somewhat different from residential leases due to the nature of the situation. In a commercial lease, the rental becomes a business space, whereas residential rentals are a living or dwelling space. The state handles commercial leases...
Unlawful eviction is a serious issue. If your landlord in New York is attempting to evict you without following the proper legal procedures, it can feel overwhelming and unjust. However, it is important to remember that you have rights and protections under the law....
Attorney Bradley D. Schnur was invited to participate in a presentation to New York State Judges on Landlord-Tenant issues at the New York State Judicial Institute Conference in Westchester, NY.
Receiving an eviction notice in Yonkers, New York, can be a distressing experience. It is a challenging situation that can have significant implications for your housing and financial stability. Seeking legal assistance can be instrumental in protecting your rights...
The mere fact that the parties are “family” members does not give rise to the familial exception defense to an eviction.
