Peter Rose
Founding Partner
Peter Rose
Founding Partner
Education:
Albany Law School, Union University 1985
George Washington University 1982
Bar Admissions:
New York, 1987
Experience:
In the more than 25 years since his bar admission, Peter Rose has been involved exclusively in representing landlords in Landlord-Tenant Court, handling all aspects of their cases, from inception through trial. After graduating Albany Law School in 1985, Peter joined a large Manhattan landlord's firm where he was a litigation associate from 1985 through 1992. Stemming from a desire to develop a better service model for the client, Peter along with his brother Todd, founded Rose & Rose in 1992.
With expertise in non-primary residency holdovers, illegal sublet holdover proceedings, nuisance holdover proceedings, non-payment proceedings, and commercial litigation, Peter has the experience with cases to know when to advise to settle and when a case calls for court proceedings. He is thorough in his preparation and views this preparation as an effective way to minimize costs for the client. Peter's daily experience over many years in Landlord-Tenant Court has made him an extremely successful negotiator, trusted advocate and effective trial attorney.
Albany Law School, Union University 1985
George Washington University 1982
Bar Admissions:
New York, 1987
Experience:
In the more than 25 years since his bar admission, Peter Rose has been involved exclusively in representing landlords in Landlord-Tenant Court, handling all aspects of their cases, from inception through trial. After graduating Albany Law School in 1985, Peter joined a large Manhattan landlord's firm where he was a litigation associate from 1985 through 1992. Stemming from a desire to develop a better service model for the client, Peter along with his brother Todd, founded Rose & Rose in 1992.
With expertise in non-primary residency holdovers, illegal sublet holdover proceedings, nuisance holdover proceedings, non-payment proceedings, and commercial litigation, Peter has the experience with cases to know when to advise to settle and when a case calls for court proceedings. He is thorough in his preparation and views this preparation as an effective way to minimize costs for the client. Peter's daily experience over many years in Landlord-Tenant Court has made him an extremely successful negotiator, trusted advocate and effective trial attorney.
Todd Rose
Founding Partner
Todd Rose
Founding Partner
Education:
University of Chicago Law School, JD 1988
Brown University, AB 1985
Bar Admissions:
New York 1991
Professional Associations:
Member, New York State Bar Association
CHIP member
Experience:
Todd Rose graduated from the University of Chicago Law School in 1988 and began his law career in the Litigation Department for Hughes, Hubbard & Reed from 1988 to 1992. With a desire to give his clients individual attention in the Landlord-Tenant arena, he and his brother Peter joined together to form Rose & Rose in 1992. Todd has vast experience in holdover proceedings, non-primary holdovers, illegal sublets, bench and jury trials, but also is involved in every aspect of the administration of the firm. Not only does Todd invest his time and considerable energy into every case, but he also brings the same vigor to the day to day operations of Rose & Rose. Todd is a passionate champion for his clients and takes great pride in developing long-term client relationships.
University of Chicago Law School, JD 1988
Brown University, AB 1985
Bar Admissions:
New York 1991
Professional Associations:
Member, New York State Bar Association
CHIP member
Experience:
Todd Rose graduated from the University of Chicago Law School in 1988 and began his law career in the Litigation Department for Hughes, Hubbard & Reed from 1988 to 1992. With a desire to give his clients individual attention in the Landlord-Tenant arena, he and his brother Peter joined together to form Rose & Rose in 1992. Todd has vast experience in holdover proceedings, non-primary holdovers, illegal sublets, bench and jury trials, but also is involved in every aspect of the administration of the firm. Not only does Todd invest his time and considerable energy into every case, but he also brings the same vigor to the day to day operations of Rose & Rose. Todd is a passionate champion for his clients and takes great pride in developing long-term client relationships.
David Haberman
Partner
David Haberman
Partner
Education:
JD, Washington University, St. Louis, MO; 1987
BA, SUNY Binghamton, Binghamton, NY; 1982
Bar Admissions:
Missouri, 1987
New York, 1989
Southern District, New York, 1995
Eastern District, New York 1995
Experience:
David joined Rose & Rose in 1998 and has been a partner at the firm since 2008. Prior to joining Rose & Rose, David managed his own practice for five years, concentrating on landlord/tenant litigation. Prior to that, David was an attorney in New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development’s Housing Litigation Bureau. After graduating law school, David clerked for a judge on the Missouri Supreme Court, the highest appellate court in the state. At Rose & Rose, David has been one of the firm’s leading trial attorneys, trying cases in Housing Court, State Supreme Court, and before State and City Administrative Agencies. David is an excellent writer and negotiator. However, his true value to the firm is as a trial attorney. While negotiating a settlement acceptable to his clients is David's preference, his experience and nearly unflappable demeanor make him a highly effective litigator, even when dealing with the most complex issues. His insight from working with the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development has proven to be a valuable asset to his clients and to the firm when dealing with housing violation claims.
JD, Washington University, St. Louis, MO; 1987
BA, SUNY Binghamton, Binghamton, NY; 1982
Bar Admissions:
Missouri, 1987
New York, 1989
Southern District, New York, 1995
Eastern District, New York 1995
Experience:
David joined Rose & Rose in 1998 and has been a partner at the firm since 2008. Prior to joining Rose & Rose, David managed his own practice for five years, concentrating on landlord/tenant litigation. Prior to that, David was an attorney in New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development’s Housing Litigation Bureau. After graduating law school, David clerked for a judge on the Missouri Supreme Court, the highest appellate court in the state. At Rose & Rose, David has been one of the firm’s leading trial attorneys, trying cases in Housing Court, State Supreme Court, and before State and City Administrative Agencies. David is an excellent writer and negotiator. However, his true value to the firm is as a trial attorney. While negotiating a settlement acceptable to his clients is David's preference, his experience and nearly unflappable demeanor make him a highly effective litigator, even when dealing with the most complex issues. His insight from working with the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development has proven to be a valuable asset to his clients and to the firm when dealing with housing violation claims.
Phillip L. Wartell
Partner
Phillip L. Wartell
Partner
Education:
JD, New York Law School, 2003
BA, SUNY Stony Brook, 1999
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2004
Connecticut, 2003
Professional Associations:
NYSBA
Experience:
Phillip L. Wartell is a seasoned and experienced trial attorney, having tried countless bench and jury trials in a wide array of complex housing court matters, including non-primary residence holdover proceedings, illegal sublet holdover proceedings, licensee holdover proceedings, drug holdover proceedings, profiteering holdover proceedings, HUD material noncompliance holdover proceedings, breach of lease holdover proceedings, nuisance holdover proceedings, and nonpayment proceedings. As one of Rose & Rose's appellate attorneys, Phillip has drafted and successfully argued appeals at the Appellate Term as well as Appellate Division on a wide variety of complex housing issues.
He has had several published decisions of interest in the New York Law Journal, New York State Law Reporting Bureau Official Reports, The National Law Journal, and CHIP New York Housing Journal and has had articles published in Finkelstein and Ferrara's Landlord Tenant Practice In New York. Mr. Wartell has also been a guest speaker and lecturer on Jury Trials in Summary Proceedingsfor the RPLS Landlord-Tenant MCLE Committee of the New York State Bar Association.
Phillip wrote an article for the highly regarded industry publication, Finkelstein and Ferrara's Landlord Tenant Practice In New York. He graduated Cum Laude from New York Law School in 2003.
JD, New York Law School, 2003
BA, SUNY Stony Brook, 1999
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2004
Connecticut, 2003
Professional Associations:
NYSBA
Experience:
Phillip L. Wartell is a seasoned and experienced trial attorney, having tried countless bench and jury trials in a wide array of complex housing court matters, including non-primary residence holdover proceedings, illegal sublet holdover proceedings, licensee holdover proceedings, drug holdover proceedings, profiteering holdover proceedings, HUD material noncompliance holdover proceedings, breach of lease holdover proceedings, nuisance holdover proceedings, and nonpayment proceedings. As one of Rose & Rose's appellate attorneys, Phillip has drafted and successfully argued appeals at the Appellate Term as well as Appellate Division on a wide variety of complex housing issues.
He has had several published decisions of interest in the New York Law Journal, New York State Law Reporting Bureau Official Reports, The National Law Journal, and CHIP New York Housing Journal and has had articles published in Finkelstein and Ferrara's Landlord Tenant Practice In New York. Mr. Wartell has also been a guest speaker and lecturer on Jury Trials in Summary Proceedingsfor the RPLS Landlord-Tenant MCLE Committee of the New York State Bar Association.
Phillip wrote an article for the highly regarded industry publication, Finkelstein and Ferrara's Landlord Tenant Practice In New York. He graduated Cum Laude from New York Law School in 2003.
Paul Coppe
Partner
Paul Coppe
Partner
Education:
J.D., Brooklyn Law School 1992
A.B, Bard College, 1990
Bar Admissions:
New York 1994
SDNY 1999
EDNY 2007
2nd Circuit 2015
Professional Associations:
NY County Lawyers Association
Experience:
A 1992 graduate of Brooklyn Law School, Paul Coppe has extensive experience and expertise in numerous areas of landlord/tenant and real estate practice. Paul has handled a number of complex rent regulatory matters, including litigation before the DHCR, in Supreme Court, and in the Appellate Division, and as counsel in connection with purchases and refinances of multi-unit residential properties large and small. In his 2018 victory in the case of Fox v. 12 East 88th Street LLC, the Appellate Division reversed the trial court to hold that a lease transfer from a rent stabilized tenant to his personal corporation deregulated a 3,500 square foot Fifth Avenue penthouse. Paul has also successfully defended many housing discrimination cases, both before adminitrative agencies and in the courts, including the federal district court. A seasoned advisor as well as a litigator, Paul has served as counsel to a number of cooperative and condominium boards, performed review and drafting of residential and commercial leases, and consulted on compliance, policy planning and implementation with clients. Over the years, Paul has developed a particular proficiency in appellate practice, which has resulted in seven appellate reversals of lower court decisions. Paul is also expert in many facets of administrative law and regularly handles complex regulatory matters before the Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR). He is equally comfortable litigating and counseling clients, and serves as general counsel to several cooperative boards.
J.D., Brooklyn Law School 1992
A.B, Bard College, 1990
Bar Admissions:
New York 1994
SDNY 1999
EDNY 2007
2nd Circuit 2015
Professional Associations:
NY County Lawyers Association
Experience:
A 1992 graduate of Brooklyn Law School, Paul Coppe has extensive experience and expertise in numerous areas of landlord/tenant and real estate practice. Paul has handled a number of complex rent regulatory matters, including litigation before the DHCR, in Supreme Court, and in the Appellate Division, and as counsel in connection with purchases and refinances of multi-unit residential properties large and small. In his 2018 victory in the case of Fox v. 12 East 88th Street LLC, the Appellate Division reversed the trial court to hold that a lease transfer from a rent stabilized tenant to his personal corporation deregulated a 3,500 square foot Fifth Avenue penthouse. Paul has also successfully defended many housing discrimination cases, both before adminitrative agencies and in the courts, including the federal district court. A seasoned advisor as well as a litigator, Paul has served as counsel to a number of cooperative and condominium boards, performed review and drafting of residential and commercial leases, and consulted on compliance, policy planning and implementation with clients. Over the years, Paul has developed a particular proficiency in appellate practice, which has resulted in seven appellate reversals of lower court decisions. Paul is also expert in many facets of administrative law and regularly handles complex regulatory matters before the Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR). He is equally comfortable litigating and counseling clients, and serves as general counsel to several cooperative boards.
Dean Dreiblatt
Associate
Dean Dreiblatt
Associate
Education:
Queens Coll Law School 1991
MILR Cornell Unversity 1976
University of Wisconsin –Madison 1974
Bar Admissions:
Admitted NYS 1991
SDNY, EDNY 1993
US Supreme Court 1996
Experience:
Dean is a highly respected member of the bar with broad knowledge of various areas of law. Before joining Rose & Rose in 2000, Dean practiced for several years with law firms with matters throughout New York City as well as Rockland, Westchester, Suffolk and Nassau Counties.
Dean has 30 years of experience as a skilled civil and appellate litigator. Throughout his practice, he has gained extensive experience in representing property owners, bankruptcy debtors, and criminal defendants. Due to Dean’s talents and skills, he regularly handles complex and time-sensitive matters, which result in favorable decisions and settlements for our clients in complex rent regulation disputes, civil litigation, residential and commercial holdovers, nonpayment proceedings, real property disputes, and discrimination disputes.
Dean appears before the United States Supreme Court, United States Southern District Court of New York, United States Eastern District Court of New York, United States Southern District Bankruptcy Court of New York, and United Stated Eastern District Bankruptcy Court of New York, the Court of Appeals, Appellate Division, Appellate Term, Supreme Court, Civil Court, and various administrative agencies on behalf of our clients. Adhering to the highest standards, Dean has proven time and again to be a brilliant and persuasive writer. He is consistently relied upon to produce appeals, post-trial briefs, opposition papers and complicated motions because of his sharp analytical skills and ability to craft sound arguments. Before becoming an attorney, Dean worked in the publishing industry as a senior editor and was also a field representative for nurses' unions in New York and Wisconsin.
Queens Coll Law School 1991
MILR Cornell Unversity 1976
University of Wisconsin –Madison 1974
Bar Admissions:
Admitted NYS 1991
SDNY, EDNY 1993
US Supreme Court 1996
Experience:
Dean is a highly respected member of the bar with broad knowledge of various areas of law. Before joining Rose & Rose in 2000, Dean practiced for several years with law firms with matters throughout New York City as well as Rockland, Westchester, Suffolk and Nassau Counties.
Dean has 30 years of experience as a skilled civil and appellate litigator. Throughout his practice, he has gained extensive experience in representing property owners, bankruptcy debtors, and criminal defendants. Due to Dean’s talents and skills, he regularly handles complex and time-sensitive matters, which result in favorable decisions and settlements for our clients in complex rent regulation disputes, civil litigation, residential and commercial holdovers, nonpayment proceedings, real property disputes, and discrimination disputes.
Dean appears before the United States Supreme Court, United States Southern District Court of New York, United States Eastern District Court of New York, United States Southern District Bankruptcy Court of New York, and United Stated Eastern District Bankruptcy Court of New York, the Court of Appeals, Appellate Division, Appellate Term, Supreme Court, Civil Court, and various administrative agencies on behalf of our clients. Adhering to the highest standards, Dean has proven time and again to be a brilliant and persuasive writer. He is consistently relied upon to produce appeals, post-trial briefs, opposition papers and complicated motions because of his sharp analytical skills and ability to craft sound arguments. Before becoming an attorney, Dean worked in the publishing industry as a senior editor and was also a field representative for nurses' unions in New York and Wisconsin.
Kenneth E. Rosen
Associate
Kenneth E. Rosen
Associate
Education:
Boston University School of Law, JD 1983
Southern Connecticut State University, BA 1980
Bar Admissions:
New York 1984
Connecticut 1983
Professional Associations:
Member, New York State Bar Association
Member, NYSBA Real Property Law Section
Experience:
Ken's experience includes representing clients in connection with landlord/tenant issues and disputes and in the leasing of commercial space of all types. Experienced in the preparation of new leases, lease extensions, amendments, assignments and various other agreements related to commercial leases and tenancy issues and disputes. Extensive experience with commercial landlord/tenant litigation benefits our clients when preparing leases, related documents and agreements. Also experienced in reviewing existing leases for purposes of due diligence and/or to provide analysis and advice to meet clients’ needs. While our firm primarily represents landlords, we also provide services to clients who find themselves in the position of tenant.
Boston University School of Law, JD 1983
Southern Connecticut State University, BA 1980
Bar Admissions:
New York 1984
Connecticut 1983
Professional Associations:
Member, New York State Bar Association
Member, NYSBA Real Property Law Section
Experience:
Ken's experience includes representing clients in connection with landlord/tenant issues and disputes and in the leasing of commercial space of all types. Experienced in the preparation of new leases, lease extensions, amendments, assignments and various other agreements related to commercial leases and tenancy issues and disputes. Extensive experience with commercial landlord/tenant litigation benefits our clients when preparing leases, related documents and agreements. Also experienced in reviewing existing leases for purposes of due diligence and/or to provide analysis and advice to meet clients’ needs. While our firm primarily represents landlords, we also provide services to clients who find themselves in the position of tenant.
James E. Bayley
Associate
James E. Bayley
Associate
Education:
J.D., Brooklyn Law School, Brooklyn, NY, 1992
B.A., Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME, 1987
Bar Admissions:
New York, 1994
United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, 1996
Experience:
James joined Rose & Rose in 2016. He advocates for the firm’s clients in all phases of residential and commercial litigation in Housing Court, Civil Court, Supreme Court, and the Appellate Term and Division. The collegial culture and high professionalism of Rose and Rose enables him to successfully represent clients utilizing a thorough knowledge of the law and facts, a clear understanding of the client’s objectives, and a diligent and resolute advocacy of the client’s cause.
Before coming to the firm, James first maintained his own law practice and practiced landlord/tenant litigation and commercial litigation with the New York City Housing Authority.
J.D., Brooklyn Law School, Brooklyn, NY, 1992
B.A., Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME, 1987
Bar Admissions:
New York, 1994
United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, 1996
Experience:
James joined Rose & Rose in 2016. He advocates for the firm’s clients in all phases of residential and commercial litigation in Housing Court, Civil Court, Supreme Court, and the Appellate Term and Division. The collegial culture and high professionalism of Rose and Rose enables him to successfully represent clients utilizing a thorough knowledge of the law and facts, a clear understanding of the client’s objectives, and a diligent and resolute advocacy of the client’s cause.
Before coming to the firm, James first maintained his own law practice and practiced landlord/tenant litigation and commercial litigation with the New York City Housing Authority.
Irina Svetlichnaya
Associate
Irina Svetlichnaya
Associate
Education:
JD: St. John’s University School of Law, New York, graduation 2010
Undergraduate: New York University, New York, graduation 2005
Bar Admissions:
New Jersey, 2010
New York, 2011
Professional Associations:
New York State Bar Association
Experience:
Irina joined Rose & Rose in 2010. Since joining Rose & Rose, Irina has regularly represented landlords in court in all boroughs of New York City and Long Island. Irina is known for being a strong and aggressive advocate and throughout her practice she has represented landlords in residential and commercial holdover and nonpayment proceedings. Irina has appeared in Housing Court, Civil Court, and before administrative agencies, including HPD, ECB/OATH and FDNY.
JD: St. John’s University School of Law, New York, graduation 2010
Undergraduate: New York University, New York, graduation 2005
Bar Admissions:
New Jersey, 2010
New York, 2011
Professional Associations:
New York State Bar Association
Experience:
Irina joined Rose & Rose in 2010. Since joining Rose & Rose, Irina has regularly represented landlords in court in all boroughs of New York City and Long Island. Irina is known for being a strong and aggressive advocate and throughout her practice she has represented landlords in residential and commercial holdover and nonpayment proceedings. Irina has appeared in Housing Court, Civil Court, and before administrative agencies, including HPD, ECB/OATH and FDNY.
Jainey Samuel
Associate
Jainey Samuel
Associate
Education:
J.D., Hofstra School of Law, 2009
B.A. Long Island University, C.W. Post, 2001
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2010
Southern District of New York, 2010
Professional Associations:
New York State Bar Association, Landlord/Tenant
Bar Association Civility Subcommittee (New York County)
Experience:
Before joining Rose & Rose in 2018, Jainey practiced for several years with law firms with matters in all boroughs of New York City and Long Island. Jainey was regularly entrusted with representing landlords and cooperatives daily in court and handling cases with complex issues and anticipated appeals, resulting in favorable decisions and/or settlements. She is known for being a strong advocate, an aggressive and effective legal writer, and a knowledgeable member of the bar. Throughout her practice, she has gained experience in residential and commercial holdover and nonpayment proceedings, real property disputes, civil litigation, and commercial leasing. She has appeared in housing court, Civil Court, Supreme Court, Appellate Term and before administrative agencies. Jainey has a number of decisions published in Westlaw and the New York Law Journal.
J.D., Hofstra School of Law, 2009
B.A. Long Island University, C.W. Post, 2001
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2010
Southern District of New York, 2010
Professional Associations:
New York State Bar Association, Landlord/Tenant
Bar Association Civility Subcommittee (New York County)
Experience:
Before joining Rose & Rose in 2018, Jainey practiced for several years with law firms with matters in all boroughs of New York City and Long Island. Jainey was regularly entrusted with representing landlords and cooperatives daily in court and handling cases with complex issues and anticipated appeals, resulting in favorable decisions and/or settlements. She is known for being a strong advocate, an aggressive and effective legal writer, and a knowledgeable member of the bar. Throughout her practice, she has gained experience in residential and commercial holdover and nonpayment proceedings, real property disputes, civil litigation, and commercial leasing. She has appeared in housing court, Civil Court, Supreme Court, Appellate Term and before administrative agencies. Jainey has a number of decisions published in Westlaw and the New York Law Journal.
Joshua Smolow
Associate
Joshua Smolow
Associate
Education:
Undergraduate: Duke 2009
JD: Cardozo 2012
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2013
Experience:
Josh joined Rose & Rose in 2021. Prior to joining the firm, Josh practiced for several years with law firms that dealt with Landlord/Tenant and other Real Estate matters in all boroughs of New York City and Long Island. Throughout such practice, Josh gained experience as an aggressive advocate on all sides of Real Estate/Landlord-Tenant litigation in both Housing Court and in Supreme Court on both residential and commercial cases.
At Rose & Rose, Josh handles Housing Court and Supreme Court cases for the firm, particularly in cases that deal with nuisance tenants who are interfering with Landlord operations and the livelihoods of other tenants. Josh also handles making and opposing applications before DHCR for matters such as rent reductions, rent overcharge, or the reduction of tenant services in rent regulated buildings.
Undergraduate: Duke 2009
JD: Cardozo 2012
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2013
Experience:
Josh joined Rose & Rose in 2021. Prior to joining the firm, Josh practiced for several years with law firms that dealt with Landlord/Tenant and other Real Estate matters in all boroughs of New York City and Long Island. Throughout such practice, Josh gained experience as an aggressive advocate on all sides of Real Estate/Landlord-Tenant litigation in both Housing Court and in Supreme Court on both residential and commercial cases.
At Rose & Rose, Josh handles Housing Court and Supreme Court cases for the firm, particularly in cases that deal with nuisance tenants who are interfering with Landlord operations and the livelihoods of other tenants. Josh also handles making and opposing applications before DHCR for matters such as rent reductions, rent overcharge, or the reduction of tenant services in rent regulated buildings.
Michael Stevens
Associate
Michael Stevens
Associate
Education:
Undergraduate: Kent State University 2002
JD: The University of Akron 2005
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2008
Experience:
Mike Stevens has been a regular presence in housing court since 2009. Since then he has brought his energy and enthusiasm to all aspects of the landlord-tenant realm, with a concentration on HDFC co-ops (both litigation and transactional work) and not-for-profit supportive housing programs. At Rose & Rose, Mike specializes in Surrogate’s Court matters, dealing with the estates of deceased tenants on behalf of the landlords. His experience also includes commercial lease negotiation, OATH hearings and appellate work, including several reported decisions.
Prior to moving to New York, Mike practiced in Ohio where he worked in personal injury and family law and served as a mediator in small claims court.
Undergraduate: Kent State University 2002
JD: The University of Akron 2005
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2008
Experience:
Mike Stevens has been a regular presence in housing court since 2009. Since then he has brought his energy and enthusiasm to all aspects of the landlord-tenant realm, with a concentration on HDFC co-ops (both litigation and transactional work) and not-for-profit supportive housing programs. At Rose & Rose, Mike specializes in Surrogate’s Court matters, dealing with the estates of deceased tenants on behalf of the landlords. His experience also includes commercial lease negotiation, OATH hearings and appellate work, including several reported decisions.
Prior to moving to New York, Mike practiced in Ohio where he worked in personal injury and family law and served as a mediator in small claims court.
Brett Klatsky
Associate
Brett Klatsky
Associate
Education:
JD: Cardozo School of Law 2020
Undergraduate: Franklin and Marshall College 2015
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2021
Experience:
Brett joined Rose & Rose in 2021. From 2021 through the end of 2022 Brett was responsible for all aspects of Rose & Rose’s collection department from drafting initial pleadings and motion practice to engaging in settlement Negotiations and trials in both New York State Civil and Supreme Court. Since mid-2022, Brett has been a regular in the New York City Housing Court system appearing for landlords in both residential and commercial matters.
JD: Cardozo School of Law 2020
Undergraduate: Franklin and Marshall College 2015
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2021
Experience:
Brett joined Rose & Rose in 2021. From 2021 through the end of 2022 Brett was responsible for all aspects of Rose & Rose’s collection department from drafting initial pleadings and motion practice to engaging in settlement Negotiations and trials in both New York State Civil and Supreme Court. Since mid-2022, Brett has been a regular in the New York City Housing Court system appearing for landlords in both residential and commercial matters.
Nicole Murphy
Associate
Nicole Murphy
Associate
Education:
J.D., Cardozo School of Law 2020
B.A., Binghamton University 2017
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2022
Experience:
Nicole joined Rose & Rose in 2021. Since joining Rose & Rose, Nicole has gained experience handling residential and commercial holdover and nonpayment proceedings. Nicole is known for her zealous and effective legal writing. Nicole regularly drafts motions, answers, complaints, opposition papers, orders to show cause and letters on behalf of Landlords in non-primary residency holdover proceedings, illegal sublet holdover proceedings, licensee holdover proceedings, nuisance holdover proceedings, nonpayment proceedings, DHCR regulatory matters and commercial litigation. Nicole also handles matters involving the preparation of lease assignments, sublet requests, and tenancy issues and disputes.
J.D., Cardozo School of Law 2020
B.A., Binghamton University 2017
Bar Admissions:
New York, 2022
Experience:
Nicole joined Rose & Rose in 2021. Since joining Rose & Rose, Nicole has gained experience handling residential and commercial holdover and nonpayment proceedings. Nicole is known for her zealous and effective legal writing. Nicole regularly drafts motions, answers, complaints, opposition papers, orders to show cause and letters on behalf of Landlords in non-primary residency holdover proceedings, illegal sublet holdover proceedings, licensee holdover proceedings, nuisance holdover proceedings, nonpayment proceedings, DHCR regulatory matters and commercial litigation. Nicole also handles matters involving the preparation of lease assignments, sublet requests, and tenancy issues and disputes.
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