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Homeowner Associations: Case Studies

Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Lands Largest Condominium Settlement in New York History
Tenants Suing Developer Get 40 Percent Off
Making New Law, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C., Obtains A Victory For Homeowners Association
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Made it Possible For "The Glass Castle" Mother to Overcome NYC Opposition and Obtain Home Ownership
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Prevails Against Trump Soho on Fraud Claims; Settlement Provides Millions of Dollars to Clients
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Gets Building Sponsor to Fix Building, Obtain Cash Settlement From the Sponsor and Force it to Pay its Bills for 32 Unit Condominium in Brooklyn
Queens Newly Constructed Condominium Receives 900k Including Donation of Apartment to Settle Claims for Complete Repairs to Building
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Wins Landmark Victories Using Arcane Federal Law: Judge Rules Condo Deals Come Under Federal Law; a ‘Game Changer’ Decision
Rescission of Condo Purchase Contract and Settlement at Reduced Purchase Price
Rescission of Condo Purchase Contract and Refund of Client's Full Deposit
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Forces Sponsor To Donate An Additonal $21 Million To Repair and Renovate Building As Well As Obtaining Landlord's Consent To Have Homeowner Association Board Members
Castle Made Fit for a Prince: Purchaser Obtains Unit Promised in the Marketing Materials
Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Prevails in Obtaining Comprehensive Settlement of Tenants' Issues in Largest Condominium Conversion
Newly Constructed Condominium Building Forces Developer to Fix Repairs
Using Victory in Court, Proposing Legislation, Conducting Rallys, and Mobilizing Political Support and Media Attention, Save Harlem Association Obtains Winning Settlement
Court Holds that Condo Sponsor's Mechanical Engineer Cannot Avoid Trial Concerning Negligent Misrepresentations the Engineer Provided for Use in the Sponsor's Offering Plan
Court Holds Condo Unit Purchasers May Allege Cause of Action Against Architect for Breach of Contract as Third Party Beneficiaries of Sponsor's Contract with Architect
Condominium Unit Owners Get Their Sponsor-Developer to Pay Repair Material Defects in their Newly Constructed Condominium Buildings