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Adam Leitman Bailey and his firm are inspirational. The firm offers fantastic exposure to numerous facets of NYC real estate. The team of attorneys are always willing to help with any issue that arises, or teach you anything regarding real estate and all that it encompasses. The opportunities are unlimited. Through Adam I have learned invaluable skills that I will carry with me throughout my life.

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horrible lawyer!!! advertisements have not been at all consistent with his actual abilities through my experience with him. worst mistake i ever made was hiring this incompetent lawyer.

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Phone: (212) 825-0365

Address: 1 Battery Park Plaza 18th flr, New York, NY 10004

Website: http://www.alblawfirm.com

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Adoption

Wrongful Death
By: Jeff Storey May 10th, 2013 A unanimous panel of the Appellate Division, First Department, yesterday upheld a lower court’s decision to unseal settlement documents stemming from the 2008 collapse of a construction crane that killed seven people. The panel ruled in Squeri v. East 51st Street Development, 117452/08, that Manhattan Justice Carol Edmead properly exercised her discretion when she unsealed the documents even though one wrongful death action from the accident remained pending. The panel held that there had... Read More
Fraud
Adam Leitman Bailey Appeared On CNN To Discuss The Real Estate Fraud Lawsuit Filed By The Attorney General Against Former President, Donald Trump.
Theft
Restraining Order
In a New York County Supreme Court ejectment action, Adam Leitman Bailey P.C., prevailed on a motion for a temporary restraining order, then obtained an order of contempt against the non-complying occupants based on their illegal and dangerous use of a Class A apartment as a de facto single room occupancy dwelling and short-term rental enterprise. The rent stabilized tenant of record of the apartment recently died, leaving behind multiple unauthorized occupants. Seeking to recover possession of the apartment, Adam... Read More
Forgery
In defending the interests of CitiMortgage, Inc. and MERS before the Honorable Arthur M. Schack, J.S.C. in a New York Supreme Court, Kings County, deed forgery case, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. negotiated and procured a so-ordered agreement declaring CitiMortgage’s mortgage to be a valid lien secured by a property in Brooklyn, despite allegations of a fraudulent transfer brought by the daughter-in-law of one of the borrowers, who alleged that she was the rightful owner of the property, and that her... Read More
Prostitution
All over New York City, the Department of Homeless Services has been placing homeless shelters, particularly in the City’s most affluent neighborhoods. Front page articles went on for months discussing these homeless shelters, the prostitution and drug use and trafficking that come along with such shelters, as well as the incompetency of the services provided to the men and woman that reside in the buildings. In each part of the City, legal battles ensued. No opposition group in any part of... Read More

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
While keeping the focus on getting results for its clients, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. continued recruiting talented attorneys for its expanding practice. Adam Leitman Bailey realized that the only way to realize his dream of having New York’s best law firm would be to hire New York’s most talented real estate attorneys. In addition, although many of these attorneys previously performed many legal tasks, at Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. they were asked to only practice the type of law where they were renowned for their talents, whether their exceptional skill be trying cases, writing briefs, performing closings, drafting commercial leases or overseeing corporate governance.
Business Disputes
By: Adam Leitman Bailey & John M. Desiderio November 4th, 2004 In 1998, in Fumarelli v. Marsam Construction, Inc.1 the New York Court of Appeals decided that the statutory housing merchant implied warranty contained in Article 36-B of the General Business Law2 “effects a complete substitute for the common law remedy” that the Court itself first proclaimed ten years earlier in Caceci v. DiCanio Construction Corp.3 Nevertheless, despite the sweeping statement, in Fumarelli, that Article 36-B “eclipses the holding in... Read More
Antitrust

Real Estate Litigation
By uniting many of the best real estate attorneys of its generation, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. has become one of New York’s most prominent real estate law firms. The firm excels by solely practicing real estate law and only taking on projects and cases where it is among the best in the field. Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. has achieved groundbreaking results in the courtroom, in the board room, at the closing table, in the lobbies of legislative bodies, and in every other venue where talented legal advocacy is key to its clients’ interests.
Construction Litigation
On November 8, 2009, the Appellate Division ruled that a building’s developer and not a condominium board shall be responsible for making repairs to a newly constructed building. In Lorne v. 50 Madison Avenue LLC, a unit owner sued the board of directors for failing to remediate a construction defect. A unanimous Appellate Division dismissed the condominium board from the lawsuit while determining that the sponsor was the proper party for the lawsuit. It should be noted that this is... Read More
Real Estate Transactions
Attorneys are behind the scenes of any real estate transaction. They counsel their clients on land use, zoning and a labyrinth of abstruse regulations. Commercial Observer felt that any of these attorneys could have found his or her way onto our Power 100 list, but we’ve chosen to showcase them here, since they, too, deserve to be acknowledged for their contributions to New York’s real estate ecosystem. Adam Leitman Bailey Adam Leitman Bailey P.C. Adam Leitman Bailey, the loquacious head... Read More
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Jackie Halpern Weinstein Speaks in the Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building Before Manhattan Community Board 10 on Zoning and Land Use Issues With Respect to the Redevelopment of New York City’s Harlem
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
By: Adam Leitman Bailey & John M. Desiderio April 13th, 2005 Commercial landlords need relief. They are, and have been increasingly, frustrated by the procedural and substantive moves that determine (more often than not) the scope and duration of an eviction action in landlord-tenant litigation. A knowledgeable commercial tenant’s attorney, without any great effort, will readily employ defensive tactics that can delay, by as much as six months or more, the time when a landlord can reacquire lawful possession of... Read More
Property Damage
Restaurant Negotiates Deals Of $2.5M in Crane Collapse By Jeff Storey June 29, 2016 Owners of a recently opened restaurant shut down when the collapse of construction crane heavily damaged its building have won almost $2.5 million in settlements. The incident occurred on March 15, 2008 at 303 East 51st St. where a condominium was being built. Along with property damage, seven people were killed, and more than a dozen injured. No one was injured at the Crave Ceviche Bar... Read More
Condominium Law
Rainy Day Money – Condo Style Reserve Fund Obligations By: Adam Lietman Bailey July 1st, 2011 Do you live in a condominium conversion? Are your reserves underfunded? As a condo board you may be able to recover millions of dollars from your sponsor. Sponsors of condo conversions really have only one material obligation: to provide sufficient money for a reserve fund. If they don’t leave large enough reserves, condominiums may not have sufficient capital to perform necessary remedial construction work,... Read More

Personal Injury
In a stunning upset victory, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. attorneys recently made new law, thereby securing a Yellowstone Injunction on behalf of a tenant facing the imminent loss of its valuable ground lease tenancy after being accused by its landlord, a housing cooperative, of failing to carry the requisite property insurance, as required under the lease. The co-op landlord claimed it discovered the insurance default after it was denied coverage by the tenant’s insurance carrier. A personal injury action had... Read More

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
As one of New York’s premier real estate litigation firms, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. often breaks barriers and sets new law in order to win cases Learn More
Power of Attorney
Sacks v Deutsche Bank United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York In 2006, Deutsche Bank National Trust’s (“DBNTC”) predecessor in interest lent over $800,000 to Lois Sacks secured by a mortgage on a property in Sag Harbor, NY, a wealthy community in New York’s storied Hamptons. The mortgage and note were signed under a power of attorney by Robert Sacks, the borrower’s son. After default on the mortgage, a foreclosure proceeding was brought by another law... Read More
Probate

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
The firm has participated and prevailed in many of the most important New York real estate cases of the millennium, as reflected in numerous published and unpublished decisions on novel legal issues. Some of these notable victories have changed the landscape of New York law. The firm has invented new ways to practice law and new theories to solve its clients’ problems. Its successes have resulted in new laws and precedents, new industry standards, devising faster, less expensive procedures to obtain foreclosures and evictions, using “Perry Mason” moments to win trials, creating out-of-the-box ways to collect on judgments, and new theories of law to obtain justice for clients.
Tax Law
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. was able to obtain a possessory judgment against two defendants in an ejectment action involving a widespread fraudulent conspiracy with respect to the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC) the Plaintiff Building was partaking in. The Building was developed and financed in order to comply with a Real Estate tax-exemption program under Section 421-a of the Real Property Tax Law (the “421-a” Program). Under its HFA Regulatory Agreement, the LIHTC Program, and the 421-a Program,... Read More

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