New York City Housing Law litigation is strongly rooted in statutes. Failing to dot and “I” or properly crossing a “T” make prove fatal. In this course, the participant will be given an overview of many parts of housing litigation that is heavily impacted by statutory requirements. This CLE course is especially helpful if you are new to landlord-tenant litigation.

If you are already a veteran the course also discusses the recent changes in housing law as codified in the Housing Stability and Tenant Security Protection Act. Included in the presentation are sample predicate notices for nonpayment and holdover proceedings, sample petitions, a diagram depicting the different aspects of landlord tenant litigation/procedure as well as references to case law and statutes that effect landlord-tenant litigation.