Mitch LI Law Firm 631-582-6555

Landlord & Tenant

What are my rights here?

Landlord-tenant proceedings in New York move on strict timelines and the paperwork is unforgiving — a defective notice can end a case before the merits are ever reached. That cuts both ways, and which way it cuts usually depends on who moved carefully first.

What this covers

  • Non-payment and holdover proceedings
  • Notices — service, defects, and the consequences of both
  • Commercial lease disputes
  • Warranty of habitability claims
  • Lease negotiation

When it is worth a call

  • You have received a notice to quit or a petition
  • A tenant has stopped paying
  • You need to serve a notice and want it done correctly the first time

Talk it through with Mitch

Bring the situation, not a diagnosis. A short conversation usually makes the next step obvious.

Call or text Mitch directly — 631-994-8937