Protect Your Landlord-Tenant  Cases Before the Court Exposes the Weakness

 

New York court are now less forgiving.

Since the enactment of the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 procedural errors are not technicalities — they are case-ending events:

• Dismissals.

• Vacated defaults.

• Defective predicates.

• Service challenges.

• Appellate reversals.

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JWL provides strategic litigation support exclusively for New York landlord counsel — particularly solo attorneys and small firms navigating high-volume landlord-tenant practice.

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We do not compete for your clients.
We strengthen your cases.

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Who We Support

• Solo practitioners representing landlords

• Small firms handling nonpayment and holdover proceedings

• Real estate firms with overflow litigation needs

• Landlord counsel handling appeals in the Appellate Term

 

If your practice relies on landlord-tenant revenue, procedural protection is not optional.

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Our Focus

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We provide targeted, risk-driven litigation support in:

🔹 Predicate Notice Review & Defect Audit

• Rent demand timing analysis

• Termination notice compliance

• Service and affidavit review

• Cure period validation

• HSTPA compliance analysis

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🔹 Petition & Pleading Review

• RPAPL sufficiency review

• Jurisdictional defect analysis

• Rent ledger scrutiny

• Military affidavit compliance

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🔹 Motion Practice Support

• Opposition to motions to dismiss

• Orders to show cause

• Default judgment defense

• Stays of execution

• Restoration motions

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🔹 Default Judgment Protection Strategy

• Pre-default procedural audit

• Proof packages that survive vacatur attempts

• Service and mailing reinforcement

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🔹 Appellate Term Support

• Notice of appeal preparation

• Perfecting appeals

• Brief drafting

• Record review

• Preservation analysis

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Why Landlord Cases Fail

Most landlord cases do not fail on the merits.

They fail because:

• A rent demand was premature.

• A predicate notice was defective.

• Service was insufficient.

• A ledger was inaccurate.

• A required mailing was omitted.

• An affidavit was conclusory.

• A procedural step was skipped.

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 judges scrutinize procedure aggressively.

The Appellate Term scrutinizes even more aggressively.

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Protect Your Time. Protect Your Judgment. Protect Your Revenue.

Housing Court volume creates exposure.

JWL reduces it. We are your litigation safeguard