2022

  • November 2022

    Ask Sam: I checked my apartment’s rent history and I think it was illegally de-stabilized. What do I do?

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  • October 2022

    A landlord wants to see six months rent in my savings account. Is this normal?

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  • October 2022

    Ask Sam: Our landlord wants to use a small room in our apartment as a separate rental. Is this legal?

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  • October 2022

    Is my landlord responsible for cleaning up a storm-related sewer backup?

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  • October 2022

    I’m moving out and my landlord asked me to sign a release form. What’s the deal?

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  • October 2022

    My landlord is demolishing our building. Is he allowed to evict me, and can I get a buyout?

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  • September 2022

    Can My Landlord Charge for Spare Keys?

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  • August 2022

    Ask Sam: If I become disabled, can I be moved to a ground floor unit and keep my rent-stabilized status?

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  • August 2022

    Want that rent-stabilized apartment? You may need to win a broker fee bidding war

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  • August 2022

    Ask Sam: What are a landlord’s responsibilities when elevators are out of service for upgrades?

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  • August 2022

    It Was 20 Years Ago Today: Reflections on 20 Years as a Tenant Attorney

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  • August 2022

    Want that rent-stabilized apartment? You may need to win a broker fee bidding war

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  • August 2022

    Soufer v. Sprague (Civ Ct, NY Co)(Tenant’s time to appeal did not start to run where notice of entry was served without a copy of the decision stamped “entered”)

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  • July 2022

    Relief Eludes Many Renters as Fed Raises Interest Rates

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  • June 2022

    HMGJLAW partner David Hershey-Webb wins for Upper West Side elderly tenants

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  • June 2022

    How Do I Force My Unresponsive Landlord to Make Needed Repairs?

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  • June 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: My landlord won’t renew my lease. I think he’s retaliating against me, but how do I prove it?

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  • June 2022

    My landlord wants me to vacate for a ‘bank inspection.’ Does this mean he’s planning to sell?

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  • May 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: What’s happening with Good Cause eviction legislation? Is it likely to pass Albany?

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  • May 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: Our landlord won’t renew our lease and we think it’s because we have a kid. What can we do?

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  • February 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: 11 things NYC landlords are required to provide, and 11 they’re not that might surprise you

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  • February 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: Our landlord misled us about a flood. How can we protect our place?

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  • February 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: 3 reasons why your lease would not be renewed for a rent-stabilized apartment

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  • February 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: What are my rights as a NYC renter in a market-rate apartment?

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  • January 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Ask Sam: I owe six months of back rent. What happens now that evictions are allowed in NYC?

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  • January 2022

    In the latest Ask Sam column in Brick Underground Samuel Himmelstein discuss the question: What is a ‘horizontal multiple dwelling,’ and is it rent stabilized?

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  • January 2022

    Sam Himmelstein is quoted in the Brick Underground article: Only one of the rooms in my rental has a radiator. Brr! Is this legal?

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