Adapt and evolve are watchwords of back-to-work policies
By Thomas Vecchione Businesses seeking to re-enter the workplace are faced with a long list of considerations, from phased shifts and density reduction to near-term
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As legislators return to session, housing system requires support
The New York State Legislature is scheduled to reconvene this week and is expected to consider legislation to help New York’s economy recover from the
Never count New York out
As a lifelong New Yorker, I know how resilient the metropolitan region is. While New York’s obituary has been written many times over, we all
Government solution is needed for property owners and renters
By Francis Greenburger The anxiety and concern driving the #cancelrent movement is real and justified, but giving rent relief to those that don’t need it
After New York’s latest protections, next step is a Federal response
The ongoing economic disruption facing New York is exacerbating a housing crisis in which millions of New Yorkers were struggling to pay rent each month
Landmines borrowers and lenders need to avoid when negotiating abatement and deferrals
By Thomas Furst, partner, Adam Leitman Bailey PC In the midst of the current economic deep distress, there are, and will continue to be, countless
Construction Survival: What to do when clients stop paying your invoices
By Barry B. LePatner, Esq. It is months now into the Covid-19 pandemic. You are the principal of an architectural, engineering, or construction firm. You