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Pantelis Chrysafis, et al., Applicants v. Lawrence K. Marks
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September 09, 2021
NY Landlords Seek To Block State's New Anti-Eviction Law
New York's newly enacted residential eviction protections are subject to a recent U.S. Supreme Court injunction and should immediately be blocked, several New York landlords and an industry trade group argued in an emergency motion Thursday.
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September 07, 2021
NY Landlords Say New Eviction Law Doesn't Resolve Claims
Several New York landlords and their trade association indicated on Tuesday that they do not plan to drop an appeal seeking to block pandemic-era eviction protections, arguing that a state law enacted last week didn't resolve their claims.
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August 12, 2021
Supreme Court Blocks Enforcement Of NY Anti-Eviction Law
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday night granted an injunction blocking enforcement of a New York anti-eviction law, finding that a key provision allowing tenants to attest to their pandemic-related hardship in order to prevent eviction violates landlords' due process.
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August 05, 2021
NY State Attys Say Anti-Eviction Suit Unlikely To Succeed
Lawyers representing New York slammed claims that the state's eviction moratorium robs landlords of their property rights, contending in response to a bid for an emergency injunction that a landlord group's Second Circuit challenge is unlikely to succeed and that the ban, which will soon expire, is in the best interest of the public.