Tuttle Yick attorney Alex Banzhaf recently prevailed in an appeal in the New Jersey Appellate Division. Tuttle Yick represents an architectural firm that was not fully paid for its work designing an over 11,000 square foot home. When Tuttle Yick’s client tried to collect, the homeowner filed a retaliatory lawsuit in New...
Tuttle Yick Facilitates JV and Acquisition Agreement for Connecticut Development
Tuttle Yick represents purchaser in the negotiation of a joint venture and acquisition of a development site in New Haven, Connecticut.
Summary Judgment Granted in Multiple Pending Litigation Claims in the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia
Alex Banzhaf obtained summary judgment on multiple claims in a litigation pending in the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia. The case involved a complex property transaction in which our client bought a property from a seller, but also acquired a small portion of the neighboring property to create one larger parcel...
Tuttle Yick Wins RPAPL 881 Proceeding for a Brooklyn Development
Eli Raider and the Tuttle Yick team commenced a Real Property and Proceedings Law § 881 special proceeding against a neighboring property owner to build a four-story residential building, which resulted in a quick and favorable license agreement with the neighbor.
Tuttle Yick Closes Bronx Development Refinance
Tuttle Yick represents borrower in $8,400,000.00 refinance of a development property in the Bronx, New York.
Tuttle Yick Wins Insurance Defense Coverage
Alex Banzhaf and Charles Mueller successfully obtained a defense from a client’s insurance carrier where a neighbor to our client’s development project alleged certain property damage from the construction. Our client’s insurance carrier disclaimed on the basis that the alleged property damage preceded the applicable policy period. We filed a coverage action...
Tuttle Yick Wins RPAPL 881 Action Against Four Neighbors for Bronx Development
Eli Raider and the Tuttle Yick team, through a coordinated Real Property and Proceedings Law § 881 special proceeding against four uncooperative neighboring property owners, obtained favorable license agreements with all neighbors.