Tenant, the mother of a young child, sued landlord, claiming landlord was responsible for injuries to the child from exposure to lead paint in tenant's apartment. Tenant asked the court to find landlord...
Tenant sued landlord on behalf of her infant child, claiming exposure to lead paint in their apartment. Landlord asked the court to dismiss the case without trial. The court ruled against landlord, who appealed and...
Tenants sued landlord, claiming that their child had been poisoned by lead paint found in their apartment. While the case was pending, landlord asked the court to take a separate, rent nonpayment proceeding pending...
Tenant sued landlord, claiming that her child suffered lead paint poisoning due to lead paint in her apartment. Tenant asked the court to decide the case in her favor without a trial. The court ruled against tenant,...
Tenant sued landlord, claiming that landlord was responsible for tenant's exposure to lead-based paint between 1992 and 1994. Landlord had co-owned the building with his father when tenant lived there. The court...
Former tenant sued landlord, claiming that her child suffered lead poisoning from conditions at the premises and that landlord violated the NYC Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Act (Local Law 1). Tenant moved into...
Tenant asked the court for permission to file a late notice of claim against landlord NYCHA for claimed negligence related to testing, repair, and abatement of lead paint in tenant's apartment. Landlord asked the...
Tenant sued landlord NYCHA, as well as the City of New York and Mayor DeBlasio, for damages she claimed arose from her child's exposure to lead paint in her apartment. Tenant claimed a pattern and policy of...
Tenant sued landlord, seeking correction of Housing Maintenance Code violations. The court directed landlord to cure lead paint violations in the apartment, where tenant lived with a child under the age of 7. Tenant...
Tenant sued landlord NYCHA, claiming that her child was injured by exposure to lead-based paint in their apartment. Landlord claimed that there was no hazardous lead paint condition in the apartment, but the court...
Tenant sued landlord NYCHA for negligence after her child was diagnosed with lead poisoning. The court ruled for landlord and dismissed the case. Tenant appealed, and the case was reopened. The rebuttable presumption...
Tenants, representing a proposed class of NYCHA tenants with young children, sued landlord NYCHA, claiming that NYCHA failed to conduct mandatory HUD inspections for lead paint since August 2012. Tenants sought an...
