We commenced a law suit in Manhattan on behalf of our client who had continuously resided in the apartment for many years after the sudden dissolution of the marriage by his spouse.
Schillinger & Finsterwald, persuaded the Court to recognize our client’s claim to sole ownership of the apartment by applying the doctrine of adverse possession. This finding resulted in a highly favorable settlement for our client.
*Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Defendant family members enjoined from Selling or Encumbering Building
Court Upholds Condominium’s Claims Against Sponsor/Builder for Construction Defects in Condominium
Dismissal of Wrongfully Sued Companies
Partners Enjoined
Our client brought claims for enforcement of a partnership agreement against the estate of his deceased business partner.
When our client lawfully canceled a contract to sell an apartment building, the buyer filed a notice of pendency.
Schillinger & Finsterwald represented one divorced spouse against the other divorced spouse in a claim for sole ownership of a Fifth Avenue cooperative apartment which they had purchased together many years prior.
After trial and appeal, we obtained judgment declaring that our client is sole owner of a Long Island shopping center and six New York City apartment buildings. In this case, we succeeded by proving that the adversary party had committed multiple acts of fraud and forgery.
Schillinger & Finsterwald obtained a reversal in the highest court of the State of New York, seminally declaring the scope of coverage under umbrella insurance policies in New York State.
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