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CityLand quoted Litigation Partner Slava Hazin on a major victory for tenants' rights in "Second Circuit Upholds Ruling that Loft Tenants Have Property Rights in Bankruptcy Proceedings." The article discusses a recent appellate decision involving the rights of tenants under the New York State Loft Law, in which Litigation Partner Bruce H. Wiener argued the appeal and Mr. Hazin was on the Brief.12/17/2019
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The lead decision in today's edition of the New York Law Journal is a case in which our real estate partner Maxwell Breed overturned a holding that the Rent Act of 2015 had silently re-regulated apartments lawfully deregulated under a certain provision of the Rent Act of 2011. The decision can be viewed here.12/09/2019
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Warshaw Burstein Scores a Major Victory for Tenants’ Rights on an Appeal Before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals10/18/2019
On October 17, 2019, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit unanimously affirmed the judgment of the Bankruptcy Court that denied a motion filed by the debtor-landlord to sell the subject property (a downtown Manhattan loft building) “free and clear” of the possessory interests of statutory Loft Law tenants. The Loft Law tenants were represented by Warshaw Burstein. The Second Circuit’s Summary Order, in In re Bridge Associates of SOHO, Inc., confirmed that a landlord who has failed to comply with the Loft Law and legalize a building for residential use is barred from collecting any rent from, or seeking to dispossess, the tenants. This decision represents a major victory for the rights of Loft Law tenants. Litigation partner Bruce H. Wiener argued the appeal and Slava Hazin was on the Brief.
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Warshaw Burstein is highlighted as a "Midsize Exemplar" and Kimberly C. Lau, Partner and Chair of the Title IX/College Discipline practice is featured in the Thomson Reuters Legal Executive Institute article: "Going Social: Law Firms Use Varying Social Media Strategies to Engage Clients and the Public."07/16/2019
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Congratulations to Slava Hazin on being quoted in the June 8, 2019 Ask Real Estate column of The New York Times.06/10/2019 | New York TImes
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Kimberly C. Lau, Litigation Partner and Chair of the Title IX/College Discipline group named to prestigious "40 Under
40 - 2019" by Crain's New York Business, recognizing her as a rising star in New York City for her pioneering work in the Title IX/College Discipline practice area.03/26/2019 | Crain's New York Business -
Kimberly C. Lau, Litigation Partner and Chair of the Title IX/College Discipline practice, pens a letter to the editor of the Albany Times Union, Title IX Changes Merit Fair Review, in response to a recent opinion piece authored by CUNY Interim Chancellor Vita C. Rabinowitz and SUNY Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson.03/18/2019 | Times Union
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Warshaw Burstein Partner, Murray Schwartz quoted in Law 360 Article, Ongoing Gov't Shutdown Leaves Cyber Risks Unchecked01/17/2019 | Law 360
His quote,"In exchange for our failure to erect a 17th-century barrier, we're creating enormous holes in our 21st-century technology," highlights the ripple effect of issues the government shutdown is creating.
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Washington Post Article, Features Kimberly C. Lau, College Discipline Practice Chair on Proposed Title IX Rules12/12/2018 | Washington Post
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Above the Law Features Sophie Jacob-Parisi in Its Review of On the Basis of Sex12/10/2018 | Above the Law
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Harvey Krasner Quoted in 27East.com About Montauk Restaurant Deal09/17/2018
Real Estate group chair Harvey Krasner discussed the firm’s representation of the owner of the New York City restaurant Sel Rrose in purchasing the Montauk building that formerly housed a branch of Zum Schneider.
Sel Rrose will open a Montauk location of its New York Parisian-themed restaurant in the spring of 2019.
27East.com is the web site of The Southampton Press and East Hampton Press.
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Kimberly C. Lau, Chair of Title IX/College Disciplinary Group Quoted in The New York Times on Title IX09/11/2018 | The New York Times
In a New York Times article about the proposed changes to Title IX, Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly Lau brought a fresh perspective to this highly charged discussion. She commented for a Times story that examined the impact the new rules would have on the number of misconduct investigations. The DOE estimated they will decline in K-12 schools by 50%, and at higher ed institutions by 39%.
Ms. Lau said equating the decline in investigations to a lack of regard for complainants “misses the big picture.”
“The decline in investigations may decrease the pressure on schools to be results-oriented in their approach and more focused on how the process is implemented,” Ms. Lau said. “If the department is focused on the process, then the right outcomes will naturally result one way or another.”
She represents complainants and respondents in Title IX cases, as well as faculty.
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Michael Zukerman of Warshaw Burstein Mentioned in Coverage of B’Nai Brith Real Estate Event07/03/2018
Michael Zukerman was mentioned in New York Real Estate Journal coverage of the B’nai B’rith Real Estate Unit luncheon which focused on trends in foreign real estate investing.
He was on a panel of experts discussing the topic at the June 5 event in New York.
Zukerman was on the panel for his expertise on the EB-5 visa program.
A photo of the panel, including Zukerman, ran with the story.
For more information, click here.
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Warshaw Burstein, LLP and partner Sophie Jacobi-Parisi sponsor and help fundraise for the Promise Project05/03/2018
Promise Project is a non-profit group dedicated to helping children with learning disabilities. The organization functions in collaboration with Columbia University Medical Center and provides support for underserved children with learning disabilities in northern Manhattan.
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