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Does the New York Public Authorities Law Apply to Municipal Housing Authorities?
For a housing authority board, the distinction between the Public Housing Law and Public Authorities Law is critical.
Tax returns are becoming the go-to source of evidence for New York courts hearing business ownership disputes.
It is important that business owners ensure that both business and personal tax returns accurately reflect the business structure and written governance records.
New York State Extends Prohibition on Residential Evictions & Foreclosures; Provides Relief for Certain Small Landlords
On December 28, 2020, as anticipated in our last post, New York State took further action regarding residential evictions.
Governor Extends Prohibition against Commercial Evictions & Foreclosures on Commercial Mortgages
The Executive Order also extends to January 21st the prohibition on foreclosing any commercial mortgage for nonpayment.
The Proper Search of Your Vehicle
There are several circumstances when a police officer is permitted to search your vehicle without a warrant.
Six Degrees of Legal Updates for Landlords
How landlords are affected by last year’s changes in New York’s Landlord-Tenant laws and the current suspension of evictions
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