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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
HSTPA Continues to Wreak Havoc: KMWB Attorneys Discuss on Realty Speak Podcast
Almost a year after the shocking Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act was passed, the legislation is continuing to wreak havoc on the industry and overburden New York’s court system. How did we get here? KMWB attorneys Nativ Winiarsky and Jim Marino were...
DOS Bans Brokers’ Fees, HSTPA Continues to Cause Confusion and Anxiety
On January 31st, without notice, the New York Department of State issued a Legal Guidance analyzing the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act. Buried in the document is a change indicating that the collection of brokers' fees is prohibited. In a statement...
Landlord Avoids Liability Due to Tenant’s Partition
KMWB's Nicholas Yokos secured a favorable ruling in recent tenant-initiated proceedings against a local landlord. In response to the tenant's call to 311, HPD inspected the premises and issued several violations, including for an illegal sheetrock partition. The...