with an emphasis in Corporate Law and Civil Litigation in New York.
in a wide range of transactional and business matters.
For more information, peruse our website or call us.
MILLER LAW OFFICES, PLLC is a general practice law firm with an emphasis in Commercial/Civil Litigation and Corporate Law.
Practice Areas
including Landlord and Tenant Proceedings
Attorneys
Jeffrey H. Miller, Esq.
Founding Member
Scott J. Farrell, Esq.
Counsel
Decisions of Interest
The Respondent, Vargas Leon Corporation, failed to appear at the housing court hearing on the scheduled date. As a result, a default judgment was entered against it that allowed the Landlord-Petitioner to terminate its license and oust it from the building. The Respondent moved the Court to be restored,
Simpson v. Islip Terrace Fire District is the rare Small Claims case that merits an entry in our Decisions of Interest. Usually, Small Claims Court is a “People’s Court” where the rules of evidence and civil procedure are relaxed. Litigants casually tell their stories, and the Judge often asks
It is an age-old adage that “records are made to be broken”. Unfortunately, so, too, are contracts. Since the parties who entered into the contract have a vested interest in seeing it fulfilled rather than litigating the breaches, many agreements require the non-breaching party to give written notice of
The Respondent, Vargas Leon Corporation, failed to appear at the housing court hearing on the scheduled date. As a result, a default judgment was entered against it that allowed the Landlord-Petitioner to terminate its license and oust it from the building. The Respondent moved the Court to be restored,
Simpson v. Islip Terrace Fire District is the rare Small Claims case that merits an entry in our Decisions of Interest. Usually, Small Claims Court is a “People’s Court” where the rules of evidence and civil procedure are relaxed. Litigants casually tell their stories, and the Judge often asks
It is an age-old adage that “records are made to be broken”. Unfortunately, so, too, are contracts. Since the parties who entered into the contract have a vested interest in seeing it fulfilled rather than litigating the breaches, many agreements require the non-breaching party to give written notice of
Serving NYC, Nassau and Suffolk County
Miller Law
with an emphasis in Corporate Law and Civil Litigation in New York.
Serving NYC, Nassau and Suffolk County
Miller Law
in a wide range of transactional and business matters.
For more information, peruse our website or call us.
