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NEW YORK LITIGATION: WHY THE RULES COUNT

When someone sues you or your company, you have to pick a lawyer who knows the rules of the game.   The rules are intricate and, even two situations that look similar, are not always governed by the same rules. When even judges can apply the wrong rule,  it is better…

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Partition Actions In New York II: When Do You Sell and When Do You Divide Real Property?

It’s been a while since we last spoke about Partition Actions in New York. Though, perhaps, not well known, they are an important tool for anyone who owns real property as a tenant in common or as a joint tenant. A good example would be where you, along with some…

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Adverse Possession in New York: When Do The New Rules Apply?

Disputes involving adverse possession of property, or boundary line disputes, in New York always are contentious. As we have previously written, most people take umbrage when someone tries to take their property; property that they paid for, pay taxes on, and have a deed that says belongs to them. Similarly,…

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What Does a Boundary Line Dispute Really Amount To? Adverse Possession and the Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress In New York

Boundary Line disputes often turn nasty. Two neighbors who live next to each other for years suddenly discover that the fence they each thought was on one property actually is on the other’s land. The titled owner often will sue to quiet title; i.e., to have a court declare that…

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