Introduction to Landlord and Tenant Litigation in New York Part 3: Bringing a Case to a Satisfying Conclusion (Stipulations of Settlement, Trials, Eviction Day, and Beyond)
1h 36m
Created on April 19, 2024
Beginner
Overview
In this class we explore the things that come toward the end of a landlord and tenant matter, although last does not make these important issues least. We will be exploring the many routine and specialized clauses of a stipulation of settlement or a buyout agreement, the steps to take to evict or prevent an eviction, how to make a motion for attorney's fees, and stays pending appeal.
Learning Objectives:
- Negotiate and prepare robust stipulations of settlement in landlord and tenant cases.
- Negotiate and prepare buyout agreements in landlord and tenant cases.
- Prepare for and supervise a successful eviction day (or delay one).
- Recover attorney's fees (for either landlord or tenant) in the aftermath of a landlord and tenant case.
- Seek a stay pending appeal.
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