Apr 24, 2013 | Real Estate
By Devin Lawton Palmer, Esq., Partner, Boylan Code LLP The rights of a secured creditor to secure and dispose of its collateral is fairly well established under New York’s Uniform Commercial Code (the “UCC”). Section 9-609 of the UCC allows a... read moreAug 17, 2011 | Real Estate
By Scott Mooney Monday October 2, 2006 new york real estate journal On June 19th, the U.S. supreme court issued its long-awaited ruling addressing the scope of the Clean Water Act’s authority over remote wetlands. The five-four plurality decision delivered in... read moreAug 17, 2011 | Real Estate
On June 14, Monroe County executive Maggie Brooks announced an initiative directing compliance with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) building standards for new county construction projects and any major building renovation projects of greater than... read moreAug 17, 2011 | Real Estate
By Mark A. Costello, Esq. When a loan goes into default a lender, for any number of reasons, may determine that pursuing or continuing a foreclosure against its security is not its best option. Concomitantly, a borrower may wish to attempt to bring a loan current or... read more
