N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 53 No. 2 2025
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Practice Area: Real Property Law
N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 53 No. 1
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Couldn’t Attend the Partnership Conference? Watch it On-Demand
Hundreds of civil legal service attorneys attended the New York State Bar Association’s Partnership Conference at Albany’s Capital Center in October. If you could not attend, you can now view more than a dozen continuing legal education courses from the event on demand. The event offered more than two dozen programs and panels educating lawyers … Continued
N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 52 No. 2
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New York State Bar Association Announces Plan To Help Over-Scheduled Lawyers
The New York State Bar Association is providing immediate relief to its members as the demands of 24/7 lawyering upend the delicate work/life balance that is so essential to attorney well-being. Domenick Napoletano, president of NYSBA and a solo practitioner in Brooklyn, announced Tuesday that the association has amassed a library of 20 automated forms … Continued
N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 52 No. 1
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Breaking News: New Rules on Property Condition Disclosure and Flood Risk Go Into Effect Today
A new real estate law goes into effect today, bringing with it major changes that remove the option to give the buyer a $500 credit at closing instead of filling out the property disclosure form. The amendments of the real property law also add new questions for sellers to answer on flood risk and flood … Continued
New York State Bar Association To Hold Webinar on Changes to State’s Real Property Law
The New York State Bar Association is offering a legal education class to alert New York lawyers that they will no longer be able to give a homebuyer a $500 credit at closing in lieu of providing information about the home on the property disclosure statement. The new law goes into effect on March 20. … Continued
Property Condition Disclosure Act Amended; New Requirements Go Into Effect in March
Since March 1, 2002, R.P.L. § 462(1) of the Property Condition Disclosure Act (Article 14) (PCDA)1 has provided that a seller of residential real property shall deliver to the buyer or the buyer’s agent a Property Condition Disclosure Statement (PCDS), making representations by the seller in answer to 48 questions, in a form set forth … Continued
N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 51 No. 3
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