Real Estate Litigation Attorneys

We represent landlords, brokers, investors, developers, unit owners, and real estate boards across NY, NJ, and CT.

Yes. We represent both plaintiffs and housing providers in discrimination and failure-to-accommodate cases under state and federal law.

Yes. You can file a partition action to force a sale or court-ordered division of property between co-owners.

An Article 78 is a special proceeding used to challenge zoning, land use, and administrative decisions made by a government agency or board.

We handle breach of contract, commission disputes, partition actions, zoning challenges, fair housing violations, foreclosure defense, construction defect claims, and more. If it relates to real estate litigation, we’ve likely handled it.

Yes. If a board rejects an applicant based on a protected class such as race, religion, disability, or family status, we can pursue a housing discrimination claim under state and federal laws.

You may have a claim for nuisance, breach of covenants and restrictions, or interference with an easement. We evaluate the facts and enforce your property rights in court if necessary.

We represent brokers and firms in:
• Breach of Fiduciary Duty
• Commission Disputes
• Affidavits of Entitlement
• Fair Housing & Discrimination
• False Advertising
• Fraud/Fraudulent Inducement
• License Law Violations and DOS Complaints
• NAR/REBNY Ethics & MLS Complaints
• Non-Party Subpoena Responses
• Brokerage Training & Compliance Management

Yes, we handle contract deposit disputes and specific performance cases when they involve high-value properties (typically in the millions) and include an attorneys' fees provision in the purchase agreement. We represent both buyers and sellers in enforcing or defending contractual obligations when the stakes are high.