Lawsuits

New York’s building trades unions are not taking a knee in their ongoing dispute with the Related Companies. Thousands of construction workers rallied

The New York Building Congress has entered the scrum over a City Council bill that would place rent controls on commercial properties. Carlo Scissura Carlo

Seven New York landlords have joined the Rent Stabilization Association (RSA) and Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP) to sue over new rent regulations

Where there’s smoke there isn’t always fire but, in this case, there’s definitely ICE. A Buffalo-based non-profit has dragged three prominent New York

Former tenants of jailed slumlord Steven Croman could be in for a share of an $8 million restitution fund just announced by New York Attorney General Barbara D.

Tenants of at least 50 buildings in the trendiest neighborhoods of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens have lived rent-free for years and their landlords can’t

As rent deregulation disputes continue to pile up in state court, many of these cases are being bounced from Supreme Court to the state’s housing agency.

A federal judge has given a group of renegade Downtown tenants the green light to keep living rent-free. The 17 residents of 533 Greenwich Street, a rundown

A dispute over Long Island City listings has been moved to federal court and for Compass, which stands accused of boosting data from a competing firm

City officials and advocacy groups in are expressing concern following reports that landlords are threatening tenants with immigration. Emboldened by a

The state Supreme Court has protected the right for rent-stabilized landlords to get tax benefits in exchange for capital improvements, regardless of their

Upper West Side neighbors have filed a lawsuit to stop SJP Properties’ building at 200 Amsterdam Avenue. The 668-feet tall project was given the go-ahead