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Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani Disbarred Over Misleading Election Claims

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New York, N.Y. — Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City Mayor and U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, has been disbarred effective immediately following a ruling by a Manhattan appeals court. The court’s decision cited Giuliani’s series of “demonstrably false and misleading statements” while he served as a lawyer for former President Donald Trump during the 2020 election’s legal battles. The actions leading to Giuliani’s disbarment center around his continual proclamation of victory for Trump in the 2020 election, despite official results confirming the contrary. According to the court, Giuliani propagated … Read more

Unlocking the Sky: Expert Legal Advice on Securing Rooftop Rights for NYC Penthouse Buyers

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New York, NY — Securing exclusive rooftop rights can significantly alter the living experience, especially in a city like New -York where living space is at a premium. To assist prospective penthouse buyers in New York’s cooperative buildings, co-op real estate attorney Natalia Sishodia recently released a comprehensive guide aimed at clarifying the legal and practical aspects of securing these coveted rooftop privileges. Sishodia, a partner at Sishodia PLLC, emphasizes that understanding rooftop rights is critical due to the legal complexities and potential misunderstandings associated with New York City’s real estate landscape. “In our city, … Read more

Bodega Clerk’s Self-Defense Turned Fatal: NYC Lawyers Claim Overkill

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Harlem bodega clerk Jose Alba, who made international headlines in July 2022 after fatally stabbing a violent customer in a dispute over chips, is facing contradicting opinions about his self-defense claim. City lawyers argue that Alba went overboard during the life-and-death struggle, while Mayor Adams maintains that he was simply defending himself. The clash between these perspectives came to light in Manhattan federal court papers filed by the city’s lawyers seeking to have Alba’s wrongful arrest suit dismissed. According to the city’s lawyers, Alba’s arrest was reasonable because he allegedly acted as the aggressor in … Read more

Notorious NYC Landlord Faces Arrest for Ignoring Court-Ordered Repairs, Could Go to Jail for 60 Days

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NEW YORK CITY – A Manhattan judge has ordered the arrest of Daniel Ohebshalom, one of the most notorious landlords in New York City, for failing to make court-ordered repairs at two Washington Heights properties. Ohebshalom, who topped the public advocate’s recent “worst landlords” list, faces up to two months in jail for repeatedly neglecting mandatory repairs, according to Judge Jack Stoller. This represents a rare instance of a landlord facing jail time for substandard living conditions. Ohebshalom allegedly ignored scheduled appointments and failed to address nearly 700 violations across the two buildings, which include … Read more