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January 2, 2002
We have been teaching and publishing for years.  What follows is a sample of some older items that still resonate.

 

  • Some Basic Differences Between Commercial Dispossess Cases and Residential Dispossess Cases; Practicing Law Institute’s Introduction to Landlord and Tenant Practice; October 16, 1993.
  • Tenant Defaults Under Commercial Leases; New York State Bar Association’s Commercial Leasing in a Distressed Market: How the Rules Have Changed; October 15, 1992.
  • Mid-Term Renegotiations and End-of-Term Renewal Negotiations of Commercial Leases; New York State Bar Association’s Real Property Law Section Newsletter; April 1992.
  • Landlord’s Remedies After Default in Payment of Rent Under Commercial Leases; New York State Bar Association’s Commercial Leases in the 90’s: Old Expectations, New Realities; April 19, 1991.
  • Commercial Leases; Treiman’s Landlord-Tenant Encyclopedia and Review; 1990.
    • Drug-Related Eviction Cases; New York State Bar Association’s Residential Landlord and Tenant Practice Update; September 22, 1989; and reprinted Treiman’s Landlord-Tenant Statutes, 1990; Treiman’s Landlord-Tenant Encyclopedia and Review, 1991; Rent Stabilization Association’sExercising Your Right as a Property Owner, 1990.
The “F” Word – the NYS Legislature Takes a Stab at Defining “Fraud” in the Rent Stabilization Context, But in So Doing, Raises More Questions Than It Provides Answers
Recovery of Use and Occupancy in Summary Proceedings
When tenant-lawyers pull the trigger on litigation too quickly they can derail their client’s housing goals.
Enforcement of (and Defense Against) Good Guy Guaranties: Raising Tenant Defenses in a Guarantor Action
If you wait by the river long enough…$450K Buyout for Tenant with No Litigation
Commercial Landlord and Tenant Commercial Leasing Residential Landlord and Tenant