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September First is Coming

September First is Coming

Joshua Price • July 2, 2021

The New York State moratorium on evictions for both nonpayment of rent and holdover summary proceedings will be lifted on September 1, 2021.

Nonpayment of rent and holdover proceeding cases have been filed with the courts even while the eviction process has been on pause since March 2020. Starting September 1, 2021, these cases are now eligible to go to court and non-paying residential and commercial tenants facing financial or health hardships related to COVID-19 will no longer be shielded from eviction.

The Price Law Firm and our landlord-tenant litigation experts haven’t stopped fighting for our clients since the beginning of the pandemic. Call us at (212) 675-1125 or request a free consultation online.

Don’t leave your legal matters to chance. SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION OR CALL US AT (212) 675-1125 for a personalized consultation and let our experts guide you through every step of the process.

Joshua Clinton Price

Founder of The Price Law Firm LLC

Josh Price is a lawyer who is sought by clients with complicated cases because of his extensive knowledge of the law and his ability to help the law evolve.

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