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Debra J. Guzov Quoted in New York Times “Ask Real Estate” Section about Co-op Repairs

The New York Times "Ask Real Estate" column features Debra J. Guzov providing insight to a Midtown East co-op resident asking who bears responsibility for the maintenance and repair of a shower when the water is scalding, or the shower fails to work altogether. A...

What Relief is Available if the New York Governor Bans Noncompete Agreements Statewide?

After the conclusion of the 2023 legislative session, both chambers of the New York State legislature passed a bill that, if signed into law by Governor Kathy Hochul, would be a radical change prohibiting almost all new non-compete agreements for employees. The law...

How Will the City’s New Mandatory Organics Recycling Program Affect Your Cooperative or Condominium?

Soon all New Yorkers will be required to compost all organic waste under a sweeping bill that passed the City Council back in June. The mandatory compositing legislation is the more ambitious successor of Mayor Eric Adam’s current program, which implements voluntary...

The Affordable Housing Rehabilitation Program: Will the New J-51 Program Create Improvements for Affordable Housing?

In 1955, New York City implemented the J-51 tax abatement program to encourage building owners to install hot water plumbing in their properties. Over time, the tax program was extended to include a number of significant capital improvement repairs, like window...

Is Your Online Market Place Ready for the INFORM Consumers Act?

On June 27th the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) began enforcing a new law aimed at providing “…more transparency to online transactions and to deter criminals from acquiring stolen, counterfeit, or unsafe items and selling them through those marketplaces.” The...

Is the Corporate Transparency Act a Deterrent?

On January 1, 2024, corporate entities will have no more than one year to file a report with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) naming their beneficial owners and applicants. These requirements are a result of the Corporate Transparency Act, which was...

News & Insights

Debra J. Guzov Quoted in New York Times “Ask Real Estate” Section about Co-op Repairs

What Relief is Available if the New York Governor Bans Noncompete Agreements Statewide?

How Will the City’s New Mandatory Organics Recycling Program Affect Your Cooperative or Condominium?

The Affordable Housing Rehabilitation Program: Will the New J-51 Program Create Improvements for Affordable Housing?

Is Your Online Market Place Ready for the INFORM Consumers Act?

Is the Corporate Transparency Act a Deterrent?

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