At Tuttle Yick LLP, we are proud of our attorneys' commitment to pro bono work and their dedication to making a difference beyond the courtroom.
This week, one of our attorneys assisted in securing a life-changing victory for a pro bono client who spent more than 33 years incarcerated...
On October 20, 2026, the First Department handed down the long-anticipated decision in 516 West 26th Realty LLC v. George Billis Galleries, Inc. (available here). The case concerns New York City’s “Guaranty Law,” which prohibits landlords from enforcing personal guaranties on commercial leases between March 7, 2020 and June 30, 2021,...
Tuttle Yick's employment attorney Alex Banzhaf recently obtained a favorable settlement in a lawsuit under the New York City Human Right Law alleging that a construction foreman sexually harassed three separate workers. The District Attorneys in Manhattan and Brooklyn also commenced criminal actions against the construction foreman based on the allegations.
Tuttle Yick recently prevailed in a 4-day arbitration trial on behalf of an architect client to recover an unpaid design fee. Tuttle Yick's client designed a custom luxury home for a homeowner in New Jersey. The homeowner refused to provide Tuttle Yick's client with construction costs to determine the amount of the...
“The Best Law Firms® rankings are based on a rigorous evaluation process that includes the collection of client and lawyer evaluations, peer review from leading attorneys in their field, industry leader interviews, and review of additional information provided by law firms as part of the formal submission process. The 16th annual Best Law...
Super Lawyers® has named five Tuttle Yick attorneys to be named in the 2025 New York Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists.
Each year, Super Lawyers® selects no more than 5% of the lawyers per state, chosen by the Super Lawyers® research team,...
TLDR. The Trump Administration is calling on the Treasury Department to restrict the use of a longstanding "beginning of construction" safe harbor, which allows solar and wind developers to "lock in" the use of existing, less restrictive tax credit rules by beginning construction of their facilities by July 4, 2026. But Treasury faces...
In a July 21, 2025, Decision and Order (which can be found here), Tuttle Yick clients — homeowners and residents of a Park Slope neighborhood — prevailed in a motion to dismiss a complaint asserting defamation and tortious interference seeking roughly $7 million in damages filed by 309...
In a pair of decisions on July 16, 2025 (here and here), the Second Department upheld the dismissal of Tuttle Yick clients 1428 Fulton St. LLC and Fulton Street Holdings LLC, two defendants sued in a sprawling fraud and constructive trust claim arising out...
