New York, NY
Litigation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate
No lawyer, no document review, no sense. I once had a client who came to me after going into a new business. He has sold his old business for $200,000 and was listening at a diner to a group of busin...
See Full GuideHas anyone wised up to these frauds? The American economy in the last two years took a very bad hit with the subprime mortgage crisis, the collapse of certain well known and very large financial ins...
See Full GuideProper Procedure in New York when Collecting a Debt According to the New York Attorney General , the following is legitimate when a creditor is collecting a debt: Creditors may contact you directly ...
See Full GuideNew Yorkers Need to Know What is Wrong about Debt Settlement Companies! According to the New York State Attorney General’s office debt settlement companies are for profit companies that allege they...
See Full GuideLawyers as Heroes This legal guide discusses how the public view of attorneys is reflected in the media. Over the years we have descended from the heroic Atticus Finch to the conniving Alan Shore. I...
See Full GuideWhen I post a Question, Why is there a Disclaimer posted by the lawyer when there is a response to a question? Lawyer responders are quick to note in their reply to law questions at AVVO that the an...
See Full GuideDOHMH - NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Where do you go in there is a food court or pool in your building? The permits and regulations are with the City Department of Health and Mental H...
See Full GuideThe Role of Expediter In NYC the expediter is the one who can guide the builder and developer through the maze of NYC agencies and organizations. Many times the expediter can get things done more qu...
See Full GuideRental rates: market, rent stabilization, and rent control. NYC has three tiers of rent: market rates, which are dictated by the market and are normally not subject to any control by city or state ag...
See Full GuideSmall Claims and NYC Civil Court. NYC has a small claims court with a jurisdiction limit of $5,000. These courts are often very crowded and judges will recommend attending a mediation in the court. ...
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