Rosenblum Bianco & Byrne, LLP

About Rosenblum Bianco & Byrne, LLP

The firm describes itself as a full-service landlord-tenant practice. Its website says the attorneys represent owners, landlords and third-party managers in Housing Courts in New York City, Long Island and Westchester, and in related matters such as building ownership and management disputes, including proceedings before DHCR and other administrative agencies. The site also mentions work on Section 8 programs administered by HPD, NYCHA and HUD, commercial lease negotiation, and co-op and condominium representation.

The firm states that it works with City Marshals across the boroughs and upstate New York to carry out evictions, and its process servers deliver legal papers in the five boroughs and in Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester counties. Its website also describes defending clients before the Division of Human Rights and representing property owners at OATH hearings over violations issued by city agencies. The current firm name traces back to an earlier practice opened in 1993 and succeeded by a firm established in 2009.

Practice areas

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