In the News – Woodside Rallies for Tenants’ Rights: A Push for Statewide Legal Counsel in Eviction Cases February 25, 2024 By Nimrah Khatoon, BNN Breaking Discover the transformative power of legal representation highlighted at the ‘Queens United: Town Hall
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, November 16, 2023 Employees of Rockwood Music Hall, located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, are suing the venue’s owner, Kenneth Rockwood, for unpaid wages. The workers state in their complaint that on payday they were
In the News – In Queens, Strangers Become Neighbors Rent increases in a building in Sunnyside encouraged tenants to band together. Now they know one another’s names and help keep an eye on building management. November 6, 2023 By D.W.
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In the News – Zara Realty ordered to stop collecting excess fees from renters August 18, 2023 By CBS NEW YORK NEW YORK — We have an update on a Queens landlord accused of tenant abuse. It’s a story we first told you about
In the News – New York Workers Are Waiting on $79 Million in Back Wages August 21, 2023 By Marcus Baram, Documented, with data analysis by Agnel Philip, ProPublica, and Lam Thuy Vo, special to ProPublica The New York State Department of Labor
In the News – Queens residents in rent-stabilized buildings take aim at Zara Realty, claim tenant abuse July 31, 2023 By Elle McLogan NEW YORK — Zhao Yu Zhen lives in an apartment on Ash Avenue in Queens, but it’s
In the News – Flushing tenants speak out against Jamaica real estate company’s alleged harassment, unlawful rent increases July 31, 2023 By Carlotta Mohamed During one of the hottest days in New York City on Thursday, July 27, Imran Patel,
In the News – Rosato reigns supreme: Celebrated trial attorney takes helm of the Brooklyn Bar Association June 22, 2023 By Rob Abruzzese The grand ceremonial courtroom at Borough Hall bustled with anticipation as the Brooklyn Bar Association held its
In the News – In the Absence of a National Strategy, Asylum Application Help Center Will Provide Thousands of Asylum Seekers in NYC Assistance to Submit Asylum Applications, First Step Toward Work Authorization City Will Also Continue to Support Non-Profit