“Successfully representing my client’s interests depends, not only on staying up to date with legal decisions, but with industry trends in my practice areas. Having this knowledge means that I can anticipate my client’s needs and litigate aggressively on their behalf. Understanding their world allows me to be successful on their behalf.”
Nativ is a partner at Kucker Marino Winiarsky & Bittens, LLP. He is a senior attorney whose legal practice is concentrated on the practice areas of complex State Supreme Court and commercial landlord-tenant litigation. He has litigated countless trials, jury and non-jury before various forums throughout the state. Nativ has been in the forefront of groundbreaking law that has greatly assisted landlords throughout the city and has argued motions and has participated in multiple and various appeals in both the state and federal level. Furthermore, he has written various articles in numerous legal journals and is a regular contributor to the New York Law Journal. With an established reputation as an extremely competent and aggressive litigator, Nativ has quickly risen to prominence in the high-stakes litigation arena.
A decision from the Court of Appeals, the highest court in the state, on whether to apply the 2019 rent law to pending cases could lead to many more cases coming back from the dead. Watch Nativ’s argument here.
As Quoted In
- ‘Regina’ and Its Potential Impact on Settled Clams
- ‘Regina’ and Fraud: A Much Needed Clarification
- Not Everything is Guaranteed in Landlord Tenant Guaranties
- Obstacles Arise When Tenant is a Foreign State
- ‘Regina,’ Fraud, and Its Evolving Interpretations
- Pre and Post HSTPA Analysis of Rent Overcharge Claims
- Fraud and the Default Formula: Still in Need of Clarification
- NY Atty Confusion, Concern Around New Virus Eviction Rule
- NYC Housing Court Starts Virtual Eviction Case Conferences
- NYC Says Courts Must Okay Some Pre-Virus Eviction Notices
- NYC Judges Preview Slow Start For New Eviction Cases
- NY Courts Say State Has 1 Month To Act On Eviction Hold
- NYC Tenant Attys Urge State, Courts To Prevent Default Spike
- NY Gov. Orders Eviction Default Buffer In Wake Of Atty Pleas
- Rent overcharge cases pile up
- Brooklyn landlord accused of inflating rent, skirting 421a rules
- City sides with tenants at Stuy Town in case against Blackstone
- “They don’t deserve rent”: Tenants weigh rent strikes as landlords plan for the worst
- A glaring gray area for Stuy Town, Blackstone and the city
- Industry suffers setback in 421a class action suit
- Cuomo extended eviction ban, but there’s a big catch
- Landlords puzzled by Cuomo’s eviction policy
- Courts to allow new cases to proceed, possibly including some evictions
- Evictions in limbo after judge’s messy memo
- Real estate attorneys predict bottleneck, brain drain after court cuts
- “Tsunami” of NYC evictions? More like a trickle
Education
Fordham University School of Law | Juris Doctor
New York University Stern School of Business | Bachelor of Science
Admissions
New York State Courts
Supreme Court of the United State