Brooklyn Firm Settles $352,250 After Illegally Collecting Hold Deposits and Using Housing Court Records for Screening
For more than 200 Brooklyn apartment hunters, a past trip to housing court haunted them in their search…
NYC Gives Dire Housing Cases a Fast Track to Court as Landlords Push Back
New York City is fast-tracking some of its most serious housing cases, giving tenants facing unsafe building conditions…
New York State court system weighs pros and cons as it plans to expand virtual platform to 500 courtrooms
A New York State Unified Court System report on its modernization efforts indicated that it plans to expand…
NYC’s Housing Court Fast Track Targets Rogue Landlords
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NYC Housing Provider Agrees to Exhaust Options Before Evicting Vulnerable Tenants
A New York City nonprofit (CAMBA) that provides supportive housing to formerly homeless people has agreed to take…
A former cop in Brooklyn battling ALS is ordered to housing court when he can’t attend. What does he, and other disabled New Yorkers, do?
As he lay in a hospital bed unable to move or speak, Mikhail Vinitsky was told by a…
Family feud: Brooklyn legislator faces deed theft allegations from in-laws amid primary battle
In the days before Tuesday’s contested Democratic primary race for the Assembly District 59 seat in Canarsie, Brooklyn,…
PolicyPro: Budget gridlock drags on, Queens landlords push for faster evictions
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Tenants rally outside Bronx Housing Court, demand repairs from notorious landlord David Kleiner – Bronx Times
Rent-stabilized tenants from 337–341 E. 146th St. and 705 Gerard Ave. rallied outside Bronx Housing Court to demand…
Queens tenants rally ahead of Housing Court hearing to demand repairs from real estate firm
Tenants from a residential building in a Queens neighborhood rallied outside the borough’s Housing Court Monday morning to…
AG James shutters law firm that preyed on vulnerable NYC tenants with crooked marketing tactics
State Attorney General Letitia James’ office reached a settlement Thursday that closed down a “predatory” law firm with…
How Bronx Housing Court Became The Epicenter Of NYC’s ‘Cattle-Call Justice’
As Judge Krzysztof Lach and his clerks shuffle through paperwork, more than a dozen Bronx residents sit in…