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Q: I live in a rental building in Harlem and have always worked from home. Since the start of the pandemic, the family directly above me

Q. My fiance and I were set to close on a one-bedroom co-op in Jackson Heights, Queens. Both parties had signed the contract. We had

Q. My husband and I have lived in a rent-stabilized apartment for six years. Every year we sign a lead paint disclosure form stating that

Q. For 12 years, I’ve lived in the same apartment in a brownstone. In the last year, it seems like my elderly landlord has developed

Q. My husband and I bought a single room occupancy building with plans to convert it to a two-family home. After about a year of

Q. My husband and I have a month-to-month market-rate lease for an apartment on the second floor of a four-story walk-up; a nail salon on the

If you live in NYC you may have noticed the dog walkers on the Upper East Side, the Village and even in Midtown.  You know,

Q. I am a market-rate tenant living in a converted office building. Instead of a central heating system, the building has HVAC units in each apartment

Tell us a little about your firm and the areas of law you practice. David A. Kaminsky, Esq. has been in private practice since 1985.

Q. My family has been living in a rent controlled apartment since around 1968.  My grandmother, who passed away, was the original tenant.  Now my