Tenant Law Podcast

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Tenant Law Podcast

Welcome to the Tenant Law Podcast, where we talk about new, interesting, and/or important legal cases affecting New York City tenants. In this 10-minute pod, first, we give you some background, so you have the context to understand the case we are discussing. Then, we talk about the case. And finally, we explain why the case is important, and give you our Tenant Takeaway! New York City, the law belongs to you. But your ownership of the law is only as great as your understanding of the law. So, let’s learn, to live better! Ask us questions: tenantlawpodcast@gmail.com NOT LEGAL ADVICE Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

  1. 5 NGÀY TRƯỚC

    Episode 36: How can you stop your eviction after losing your Housing Court case?

    In Episode 36 we discuss a fairly new case interpreting Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law §749(3), which was changed by the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act, which codifies a tenant’s Right of Redemption – the right of the tenant to pay the “full rent due” at any point before the eviction is carried out and stop the eviction and vacate the warrant. But how much is the “full rent due”? Is it the amount in the money judgment against the tenant? Is it the amount due weeks or months later when the warrant of eviction is issued from the Clerk’s Office? Or is the amount due right up until the time that the eviction is scheduled? This new case gives us an answer. Links: • Tenant Law Podcast Website • Today’s Case • Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    12 phút

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    Episode 35: It’s Cold Out! How to Make a Lack of Heat Complaint in NYC

    In Episode 35 we discuss what the New York City heating requirements are and how to enforce your rights if you are not getting the requisite amount of heat. Links: • Tenant Law Podcast Website • NYC HPD Website for Heating Standards and Making Heat Complaints • DHCR Heat Complaints for Rent Stabilized Tenants • Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    13 phút

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    Episode 34: What happens if NYC issues a Vacate Order against your apartment?

    In Episode 34 we discuss what happens if a New York City agency issues a Vacate Order against your apartment. We tackle the following questions. Does the landlord have to restore the apartment? How will you know what is going on with the apartment? How can you make the landlord fix the apartment and remove the Vacate Order more quickly? How can you make sure the landlord does not fix the apartment and rent it to somebody else? What if you want to break the lease because of the Vacate Order? Links: • Tenant Law Podcast Website • HPD pamphlet about Vacate Orders • DOB page regarding Vacate Orders • DHCR information sheet “Tenants Rights To Regain Occupancy After Fire Damage/Vacate Order” • Reid v. 590 Maple Ventures • Sanjuro v. Milio • Vargas v. 112 Suffolk Street • Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    27 phút

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    Episode 33: How to Challenge Your Rent Arrears Statement

    In Episode 33 we discuss two Housing Court cases that were dismissed because the Rent Demands served upon the tenants as predicates to those cases were confusing. If your Rent Demand is gobbledygook, you may be able to get the current case against you dismissed. In general, whether there is a court case against you or not, if your landlord says you owe arrears, she must be able to explain to you exactly what charges are outstanding. Links: Tenant Law Podcast Website Today’s Cases: Lincoln Sponsor LLC v. Wellington, 2024 WL 1916096 [New York City Civil Court, Kings County, Housing Part 2024] and Newport Gardens Apartment, L.P. v. Surles, 2024 WL 2195446 [New York City Civil Court, Kings County, Housing Part 2024] Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    10 phút

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    Episode 32: You Cannot Be Evicted for Being a Victim of Domestic Violence

    In Episode 32 we discuss the City, State, and Federal laws that protect victims of domestic violence in housing matters. We look at a very important case where a landlord tried to evict a tenant, when her adult mentally ill son perpetrated serious acts of domestic violence against her. Links: • Tenant Law Podcast Website • Today’s Case • If you believe you have been the victim of discrimination, contact Law Enforcement Bureau of the New York City Commission on Human Rights to file a complaint. • NYC Commission on Human Rights Pamphlet on “Protections for Victims/Survivors of Domestic Violence Against Housing Discrimination” • Federal Violence Against Women Act • Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    12 phút

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    Episode 31: Are lease-break fees legal?

    In Episode 31 we discuss a fascinating case pending in the New York Courts regarding lease-break fees. Links: • Tenant Law Podcast Website • The Complaint in Today’s Case • The Memorandum of Law in Support of a Motion to Dismiss Today’s Case • Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    11 phút

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    Episode 30: Proving How Long Your Apartment Has Needed Repairs, So You Can Get a Rent Abatement and/or Proper Repairs

    In Episode 30 we discuss a case where the tenant lost a lot of relevant text messages about conditions in their apartment, because they changed phones and lost text messages. Not only did they not have that evidence to help them, but a court punished them for not producing those items during discovery in the lawsuit. We talk about how to avoid these problems. And we suggest how to use evidence spoilation rules to your benefit, to show how long you have been forced to wait for much needed repairs, so that you can get proper repairs and/or a rent abatement. Links: • Today’s Case: A3 Investments Sa v. Linnett [Supreme Court, New York County, 2023] • Free Booklet: The Laws About Getting Paint Jobs and Repairs in Your NYC Apartment • Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    11 phút

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    Episode 29: Important Questions About the New Good Cause Eviction Law – a Discussion with Two Super Experienced Landlord-Tenant Lawyers

    In Episode 29, we conclude our initial four-part series on the historic new Good Cause Eviction Law, by having an awesome panel of highly experienced New York City landlord-tenant litigators discuss the law. Randi Gilbert, Esq. is a partner at Horing Welikson Rosen & Digrugilliers, PC and she represents landlords. Seth A. Miller, Esq. is a partner at Collins, Dobin & Miller and he represents tenants. How do I know these two people? I know them as adversaries. Sometimes I am Randi’s adversary because I am representing a tenant, and sometimes I am Seth’s adversary, because I am representing a landlord. I can tell you that these are two of the smartest people in landlord-tenant work in New York City today. And I have always been impressed with Randi’s and Seth’s devotion to holding up the highest ethical standards in our profession. But forget my opinion, the fact is, if you take all the major appellate cases that have shaped our landlord-tenant jurisprudence over the last 30 years, either one or both, Randi Gilbert and/or Seth Miller, are involved in many of those cases. These are the people who literally shape the law. The Good Cause Eviction Law is a complete game changer. In Episode 25, I explained how Good Cause Eviction works and how it protects tenants. In Episode 26, I explained who Good Cause protects, and how you can figure out whether it protects you. In Episode 27, I covered Good Cause Eviction’s new sweeping notice requirements. Now, in this Episode 29, I’m giving you a unique chance to be a fly on the wall to listen to an in-depth shoptalk among the lawyers who will be litigating over the Good Cause Eviction statute for the rest of their careers. One more thing. This show has not been at all political; you do not need me for that. But there was really no way to offer you this authentic content in this Episode 29 without having a little bit of politics sneak on in, because these lawyers are warriors for their clients. Let’s just say they have strong opinions. Also, it gets a little wonky, and you might not understand every reference to every section of the statute, but that does not matter, you will get the gist. And the bottom line remains that you will not hear conversations like this anywhere else. As I always say, the law belongs to you New York, but your ownership of the law is only as great as your understanding of the law. So, let’s learn, to live better. Now let’s talk to Randi Gilbert and Seth Miller. Links: • Tenant Law Podcast Website • Randi Gilbert, Esq. is a partner at Horing Welikson Rosen & Digrugilliers, PC and she represents landlords. • Seth A. Miller, Esq. is a partner at Collins, Dobin & Miller, and he represents tenants. • Good Cause Eviction Law Bill (Go to Part HH) • Suggest future topics at questions@tenantlearningplatform.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

    42 phút
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Welcome to the Tenant Law Podcast, where we talk about new, interesting, and/or important legal cases affecting New York City tenants. In this 10-minute pod, first, we give you some background, so you have the context to understand the case we are discussing. Then, we talk about the case. And finally, we explain why the case is important, and give you our Tenant Takeaway! New York City, the law belongs to you. But your ownership of the law is only as great as your understanding of the law. So, let’s learn, to live better! Ask us questions: tenantlawpodcast@gmail.com NOT LEGAL ADVICE Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tenant-law-podcast/support

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    Tenant Law Podcast
  • Năm hoạt động
    2023 - 2024
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    © Tenant Law Podcast
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    Tenant Law Podcast

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