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We are a highly respected Manhattan law firm serving New York City’s five boroughs, as well as Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester Counties. The firm’s practice focuses on real estate matters, administrative law, commercial transactions, contract negotiation, litigation, employment law, corporate, partnership and limited liability company law, bankruptcy, intellectual property, construction law, and complex civil actions.
Administrative Law
Rent Regulation/DHCR • Overcharge Complaints • Services Complaints • Rent Registration • Loft Law • Certificates of No Harassment
Business & Transaction
Bankruptcy • Enforcement of Judgments Condo/Coop Representation • Leasing LLC/Corporate Formation
Litigation
Real Estate • Co-op/Condo Foreclosures
Loft Law/OATH Hearings • Art Law
Bankruptcy
Landlord/Tenant Disputes
Non-payment of Rent • Non-primary Residence • Illegal Alteration • Owner’s Use • Nuisance
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Firm News
KMWB Adds 2 Partners in its Expansion of its DHCR and Loft Practice
Kucker Marino Winiarsky & Bittens, LLP Announces the Addition of Two Partners The arrangement will enable the New York City-based real estate law firm to expand its legal capabilities and services offerings to the New York City real estate industry NEW YORK, NY –...
KMWB Secures Favorable Decision Related to Real Property Law § 227-E
KMWB just received a noteworthy decision on behalf of its client fully prevailing on a breach of lease case. The residential tenant vacated the residential space claiming she was unable to pay due to the COVID pandemic and among the many defenses raised was that the...
NYC Housing Courts, One Year Later
As the country reflects on one year of COVID-19 upheaving our ways of life, New York City is still grappling with how it continues to reshape housing and our courts. According to Law360, New York City marshals report conducting only nine court-mandated evictions since...