After a coordinated campaign of harassment against a Co-Op board, attempts to ignore and undermine that board’s legitimate actions, and efforts to hold illegitimate meetings to unseat lawfully elected board members, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. successfully defended the board’s rights, squashed the illegitimate actions, and ensured that the board can carry on with its duty Full Article…
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Improving the License Agreement for a Construction Project for a Condominium
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. was retained by the Board of Managers of a large residential condominium (“Condominium”) in Manhattan to negotiate a license agreement for work mandated by the New York City Department of Buildings (“DOB”) to its building, after negotiations with current counsel failed. By way of background, over the prior several months, the Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Forces Cooperative to Approve Alteration Plans and Settles Discrimination Lawsuit
A European woman and her young family sought to perform renovations to their cooperative apartment to expand the Building Code (“Building Code”), and submitted plans to the Board for review and approval. After multiple exchanges with the Board’s architect, the Board fully approved the renovations to the apartment, and the work went underway. Little did Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Successfully Defeats Former Co-Op Board President’s Attempt to Enjoin Certification of Board Election Results and to Require New Election
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C., secured a major victory for an incoming Cooperative Board defending against the former board president’s demands for a preliminary injunction to halt certification of election results in which she was ousted. After oral argument before the Queens County Supreme Court on the hotly contested dispute, the Court agreed with Adam Leitman Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Defeats a Yellowstone Application and Obtains Sanction Against Recalcitrant Commercial Condominium Unit Owner
Although the owner of a unit in a commercial condominium was aware of the prohibition against parking on the premises, and her proprietary lease did not permit same, she parked four cars on her premises for many years. When the Board of Directors enacted new house rules reaffirming that no unit owner had parking rights, Full Article…
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Helps Landlords and Sellers Navigate the Pandemic Against Defaulting Renters and Purchasers
COVID-19 has disrupted the ordinary course of dealing in both the residential leasing and sales sectors, with renters and buyers using COVID-related excuses and delays in attempts to avoid paying rent and close on sales in a fluctuating market. However, using a distinct combination of deep institutional knowledge about the Real Estate market, aggressive litigation Full Article…
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