Rosenberg & Estis, P.C.

The latest New York Law Journal piece from Warren A. Estis and Jeffrey Turkel https://www.law.com//when-does-a-building-have-six-or-mor/

R&E brought in two new members, and it has named a new member and promoted five attorneys to of counsel internally. John D. Giampolo and David B. Horn have joined the firm as members and Patrick R. Tierney, formerly of counsel with the firm, has been named a member. Daniel Grobman, Peter B. Kane, Dejan Kezunovic, Benjamin Z. Koblentz and Zachary J. Rothken have been promoted within the firm to of counsel. https://www.rosenbergestis.com//Rosenberg-Estis-Positions-

Congratulations, Michael A. Pensabene!

Many a struggling business could benefit from a bankruptcy-related restructuring before operations go under.

Related Companies has filed an emergency affirmation to collect $5.3 million in back rent from Hugo Boss, along with nearly $700,000 in monthly rent for the retailer’s store at the Shops at Columbus Circle. It is inherently and manifestly inequitable and prejudicial for the multibillion-dollar luxury retailer to arbitrarily decide not to pay its rent while occupying, using and doing business, wrote Howard W. Kingsley, an attorney at Rosenberg & Estis, P.C. who is representing Related, in the affirmation, which was filed three days before Christmas. He added that Hugo Boss cannot use the space rent."

There was a temporary cessation, and now they can continue with their business, real estate lawyer Howard Kingsley said. The fact that there may be an adverse financial impact is not a frustration of purpose. The judge says it’s not foreseeable, but I find that hard to believe. https://www.crainsnewyork.com//judge-gives-hope-delinquent