Michelle’s Guide to Changes in the Landlord and Tenant Litigation Process in New York City, Occasioned by the Statewide Tenant Protection Act of 2019

Just Under the Wire – The Last Tenant Buyout Before the Statewide Tenant Protection Act of 2019

Am I Allowed To Have A Roommate? Michelle Itkowitz Article in Bushwick Daily

You Don’t Need to Throw in the Kitchen Sink – Pre-Paid Rent is Held in Trust for the Tenant

Queue Ominous Music…the Co-Op Subtenant Who Would Not Pay or Leave

Can I Run a Business In My Apartment? Michelle Itkowitz Article in Bushwick Daily

Where There Is Smoke There Is Not Always Fire – Occasionally a Preferential Rent is Done Correctly

A Landlord’s Right to Access a Tenant’s Apartment in Emergencies and for Repairs Laws and Best Practices

When a Residential Owner Needs Access For Building-Wide Work, Which Will Be Highly Disruptive and Which Will Take a Long Time – A Case Study

Before Being Your Litigator on a Case, Your Landlord and Tenant Attorney Should First Be Your Consultant

When an Illegal Airbnb Case Makes Short Work of a Non-Primary Residence Situation

You Don’t Need to Chase Your Previous Landlord to Get a Rent Abatement – Get the Abatement from the Building’s New Owner!
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