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SPOTLIGHT ON: Greg and Julie Tsougranis
They first met in 2009 at the landmark Russian Samovar Restaurant in Manhattan, and six months later they were married.
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BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: Broker Representation and Commissions: 2023 and an Uncertain Future
Usually, as the year comes to a close, I often do a “year in review.” However, this year I’d
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LEGAL CORNER: The Contract, The ‘Four Corners’ Doctrine And a Recent Appellate Division Decision
An essential and important element of any real estate transaction is the agreement entered into by the parties. There are
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LEGAL CORNER: Representing a Decedent’s Estate: Important Issues When Selling Real Property and Co-ops
There are many critical issues real estate licensees and real estate attorneys should be aware of when it comes to
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BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: They Might Be Watching or Listening: New Eavesdropping Disclosures
For years, people have been able to eavesdrop on others. This had been done by wiretapping phones, electronic listening devices
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LEGAL CORNER: Recent Court Decision and a Review of Adverse Possession
While many real estate professionals are familiar with the concept of adverse possession, few consider the issues that can arise
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BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: ‘I See Dead People All the Time:’ Stigmatized Properties and the Duty to Disclose
For those of you that don’t recognize the quote, it’s from The Sixth Sense. It’s a great
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LEGAL CORNER: The Status of The Legalization of Basement Apartments And Protecting Tenants, a Year After Hurricane Ida
Just over a year ago, on Sept. 1, 2021, New York City and surrounding areas were severely affected by Hurricane
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BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: Failed to Get Your Commission? You Can’t File a Lien, but Your Listing Agreement May Help
Have you ever run into a situation where your homeowner tells you that they’re not going to pay your
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LEGAL CORNER: The ‘Remote’ Closing and the Future of Remote Online Notarization
In New York, as in many other states, the closing process is a long and arduous one and the new
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BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: Westchester Flood Disclosure Law: Don’t Let Your Client Go Under
Studies conducted in 2014 by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority projected precipitation in the New York
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LEGAL CORNER: Major Victory For Landlords: Albany's Good Cause Eviction Statute Found to be Null and Void
On June 30, 2022, the Supreme Court in Albany County found the “Good Cause” Eviction Statute to be null and
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Barrister’s Briefing: Listing Agreements: Making Sure it’s Valid and Correct
Preparing and executing a listing agreement is common for many agents; almost too common. Because agents are used to the