Real estate lawyers in New York, New York
Real estate work includes purchases, sales, co-ops, condos, and disputes after the closing. A closing lawyer and a litigator may be different people. These offices handle property transactions and disputes. These offices are in New York, New York, and each one is listed from the firm's own site. In a New York sale, each side ordinarily has its own lawyer. A co-op purchase also needs board approval.
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Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP
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Common questions
Does the seller's lawyer represent me?
No. Each side ordinarily has its own lawyer. Do not treat the other party's attorney as your advisor.
Are co-op purchases different?
Yes. A co-op board application is part of the deal, and the board can turn an applicant down within the rules of the lease. Ask before you waive a condition.