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Jack Mevorach
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Free consultation; never rushed. Experienced attorney (30+ years) living in New York City offering discount fees, flat fees and/or contingency fees. One-page resume appears at MEVORACH.COM
New York State attorney practicing in these areas: Administrative • Arbitration • Business • Computer • Contract • Internet • Landlord/Tenant • Legal Malpractice • Litigation (Civil and Commercial) • Real Estate • Secured Transactions • Tort
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
- New York
- New York State Office of Court Administration
- ID Number: 2232569
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Education
- Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
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Professional Associations
- New York State Bar # 2232569
- Member
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128 Questions Answered
- Q. What time limitations exist in filing a motion to vacate a 3215 default judgement, (pursuant to cplr 5015(a), (b), (c)?
- A: 5015 should provide the answer. Did you read it carefully?
Jack
- Q. Homeowner, a 20 yr mortgage, What is the legal strategy to confront Defendants' Note of Issue when my disc not complete
- A: Are you alleging that you are fully performing according to the terms of Promissory Note and Mortgage?
Jack
- Q. I own a business and did not pay the rent for one month because I had a buyer for the business but the landlord made
- A: I'm very familiar with this scenario. The matter should be worked out, rather than litigated. Usually, the LL has a better chance of getting paid from a Purchaser than a TT who wants to sell. Hard to understand your LL's motivations.
Jack
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