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06 Jan 2025
On January 9, 2025, Michelle Itkowitz will teach a continuing legal education class for Lawline entitled “The New Good Cause Eviction Law in New York”.
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15 Nov 2024
On November 15, 2024, Michelle Itkowitz taught a continuing legal education class for Lawline entitled “Rent Stabilization Master Class”.
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07 Sep 2024
On September 7, 2024, Michelle Itkowitz was quoted in a New York Times article entitled “How Do You Know if Your Apartment is (or Should Be) Rent Stabilized?”
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19 Apr 2024
On April 19, 2024, Michelle Itkowitz taught a continuing legal education class for Lawline entitled “Introduction to Landlord and Tenant Litigation in New York 3: Bringing a Case to a Satisfying Conclusion (Stipulations of Settlement, Trials, Eviction Day, and Beyond…)”.
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24 Feb 2024
On February 24, 2024, Michelle Itkowitz’s the Tenant Law Podcast was featured in the New York Times “Ask Real Estate” column. The Tenant Law Podcast is available on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, and everywhere else.
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20 Feb 2024
On February 20, 2024, Michelle Itkowitz taught a continuing legal education class for Lawline entitled “Introduction to Landlord and Tenant Litigation in New York 2: In the Court Room (Petitions, Service, Answers, Motions, Trials)”.
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19 Jan 2024
On January 19, 2024, Michelle Itkowitz taught a continuing legal education class for Lawline entitled “Introduction to Landlord and Tenant Litigation in New York 1: Getting a Case Started (Predicate Notices: Landlord and tenant cases are won or lost before they are filed in the predicate stage.)”
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07 Dec 2023
The book is out! Michelle Itkowitz was honored to be a co-author of the NYSBA’s 436-page, 2,668-footnote New York Residential Landlord-Tenant Law And Procedure, 2023 -2024, an essential resource that covers the fundamentals of residential landlord-tenant law and the procedural mechanics in landlord-tenant disputes. On December 7, 2023, the authors taught an accredited continuing legal education program based upon the book materials. A sample of the program is here. The program is available for rebroadcast and CLE credit.
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19 Aug 2023
On August 19, 2023 one of Michelle Itkowitz’s famous booklets was featured on the really cool new RentBetta Blog in a post entitled “Ultimate Guide: How to rent an Apartment in New York City”.
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25 Jul 2023
Joshua Stein mentioned Michelle Itkowitz in his must-read July 25, 2023 Forbes article “Real Estate Tax Escalations For New Buildings Can Be Full Of Surprises”.
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10 Mar 2023
On March 9, 2023, Michelle Itkowitz taught an accredited continuing legal education program for Lawline.com entitled “Good Guy Guaranty Litigation – Enforcement and Defense”.
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13 Dec 2022
Michelle Itkowitz was quoted in a Bloomberg piece entitled “Co-Housing Startups Fly in the Face of Old-School NYC Housing Law” published on December 6, 2022.
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19 Sep 2022
Michelle Itkowitz was quoted (favorably!) in a in a Gothamist piece entitled “NY’s attorney general is eyeing co-living companies as residents complain over ‘scam’ housing” published on September 14, 2022.
“I write and teach prolifically on landlord and tenant law in New York, because I am a humble student of landlord and tenant law in New York for 25 years. There is never a day that I show up for work that I do not learn something new about this dynamic area at the heart of real property law. There is so much law associated with New York City real estate, and it’s constantly changing. The legislature is so often unclear and the courts so often disagree. Furthermore, the longer I practice, the more I see the nuances in the material, and the opportunity to deliver value to my clients by approaching old problems in new ways. If a landlord and tenant lawyer is doing her job correctly, then the work never gets easy and it never gets old. Thus, I write. On our blog you will find almost 500 posts I have written over the years. Also, on the booklets page you will find my nearly 25 lengthy substantive pamphlets on various landlord and tenant topics. Don’t forget to check out the events page for direction to the most recent content.”
Owner, Itkowitz PLLC