Judge rules evictions guidance unconstitutional, moratorium invalid
A Suffolk County judge’s surprise ruling may offer hope to landlords looking to move certain evictions forward. In a...
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Evictions begin to trickle in
New York City’s Housing Court opened last Monday, but evictions are proceeding at a trickle, for now. Despite warnings from tenant advocates that as many as 50,000 eviction cases would be filed, the court’s...
Cuomo signs bill to extend eviction protections
A state bill extending eviction protections for some tenants — but allowing money judgments for nonpayment of rent —...
New York’s eviction moratorium still stands, court rules
The eviction moratorium is here to stay. That was the message from U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon, who this...
Landlord lawyers talk protest over eviction confusion
While tenants protested the reopening of Housing Court Monday, incensed landlord attorneys plotted actions against the city and state...
Confusion reigns over evictions as housing court reopens
As housing court begins to reopen, confusion reigns over whether certain evictions can proceed. New York City’s top housing...
Eviction-ban bill passed by lawmakers as landlords object
State lawmakers have approved a moratorium on evictions for the remainder of the Covid-19 emergency. The bill, which still...
Attorneys find ways to “eject” tenants without Housing Court
Housing Court remains closed and an eviction moratorium runs through Aug. 20, but attorneys say they have other ways...
Courts to allow new cases to proceed, possibly including some evictions
UPDATED, May 22, 10:51 a.m.:For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, New York City litigants can...
Ruling means NYC eviction discussions can resume
New York City’s eviction machine has taken the first step toward a return to normalcy. Though new eviction cases...
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