Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph specializes in real estate litigation and transactions, including: commercial and residential landlord-tenant litigation; foreclosures; Loft Law; Mitchell-Lama conversions, Tenant Groups; cooperative and condominium boards; and cooperative and condominium purchases and sales.
Each of our attorneys concentrates on all aspects of tenant representation and real estate law. We have represented thousands of residential and commercial tenants, both individuals and groups, before the New York Courts and administrative agencies including Housing Court, Civil Court, Supreme Court, all state Appellate Courts, and the Division of Housing and Community Renewal and the New York Department of Housing Preservation and Development. Our representation has included challenging "MCI" applications, rent strikes, Mitchell Lama Buy-outs, "HP" actions, fighting rent increases, defending eviction proceedings, rent overcharge cases, hotel reclassification, reduction of service complaints, luxury dergulation cases, cooperative conversions, representation of co-op boards, condominium association and individual shareholders and unit owners.
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August 13, 2008 The New York Times Stake's Take on Demolition Roils Renters and Owners. August 6, 2008 New York Law Journal Judges Should review default judgements. January 2, 2008 The Real Deal Magazine Playing by a new set of rules for condo conversions September 10, 2007 Citylimits.org When Wall St. Comes to 139th St., Tenants Worry July 26, 2007 Time Out New York Q & A May 13, 2007 The New York Times 'Warehoused' Apartments April 29, 2007 The New York Times Concessions for Older Renters March 22, 2007 New York Post Big home run: Tenants win condo court fight March 22, 2007 New York Law Journal Court Finds Tenants Safe From Eviction March 15, 2007 Time Out New York Q & A January 4, 2006 Metro New condos on the way, tenants worry |