aboutready, is this the Judge Lowe your husband doesn't like?

aboutready 14 minutes ago ignore this person report abuse http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/17114-tenants-buy-stuyvesant-town?page=2 dwell, sweets, yes and no. i think the damages issue comes within a different statutory authority, for this, but i could be wrong. and here we aren't talking dhcr. we're talking the state courts. so if there are any unresolved issues, the roberts case goes... [more]

aboutready 14 minutes ago ignore this person report abuse http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/17114-tenants-buy-stuyvesant-town?page=2 dwell, sweets, yes and no. i think the damages issue comes within a different statutory authority, for this, but i could be wrong. and here we aren't talking dhcr. we're talking the state courts. so if there are any unresolved issues, the roberts case goes back to judge lowe, who my hubby says is one of the absolute worst, so the fact that the parties are trying to resolve this without going back to a judge who is landlord friendly indicates to me that TS needs to get this shit wrapped up to get out of the complex. that para was very convoluted and now that i wrote it i think the analysis could be changed, all along the way, but the result is likely the same so i'll let it go. http://www.nynd.uscourts.gov/bios/ghl.htm Judge George H. Lowe George H. Lowe was appointed a United States Magistrate Judge for the Northern District of New York in February 2004. For the previous twenty-one years, he had been a partner at the Syracuse firm of Bond, Schoeneck & King, concentrating in white collar criminal defense and federal court civil litigation. Judge Lowe is a graduate of Williams College and Columbia University School of Law. Following graduation from law school and service in the U.S. Army, he joined the New York City firm of Thacher Proffitt & Wood as a litigation associate. Subsequently, he moved to Syracuse and for five years was an Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District. He later was appointed as the District’s United States Attorney, in which position he served for four years. Judge Lowe has served as President of the Onondaga County Bar Association; Chair of the Fifth Judicial District’s Committee on Character and Fitness; an Officer and Director of Legal Services of Central New York; and a Director of the Onondaga County Bar Foundation; and an Officer and Trustee of the Federal Court Bar Association for the Northern District. He served two terms as a Director of the National Association of Former United States Attorneys and in 2003 was elected as the Association’s President-Elect. In 2002, he received the New York State Bar Association President’s Pro Bono Services Award; and in 2003, he received the American Bar Association Senior Lawyers Division’s Pro Bono Award. In 2007 Judge Lowe was appointed as the Co-Chair of the New York State Bar Association's Committee on Access to Justice. He is a member of the State Bar's Special Committee on Senior Lawyers and is the Chair of the Onondaga County Bar Association's Pro Bono Practice Committee. [less]