We represent both tenants and landlords in summary eviction proceedings throughout the New York Metropolitan Area. Because New York has the most complex landlord tenant laws and procedures in the United States, it is essential that litigants retain a New York landlord tenant attorney with a thorough understanding of the multiple statutes (such as the CPLR and RPAPL) and court rules that govern such proceedings. For nearly two decades, attorney Marc Rapaport has provided legal representation, at both the trial and appellate levels, in nearly all facets of New York landlord-tenant law, including:

• Nonpayment proceedings;
  
• Holdover proceedings;
  
• HP proceedings stemming from alleged code violations;
  
• Actions for specific performance and preliminary injunctions;
  
• Unlawful entry and detainer actions;
  
• Landlord-tenant proceedings involving communication facilities;
  
• Yellowstone Motions
  

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