NYC Housing Court Begins To Tackle Caseload Concerns

By Emma Whitford · March 23, 2022, 9:11 PM EDT

New York City and housing court officials have begun discussing strategies to lighten the load for overburdened tenant attorneys across the five boroughs, including longer adjournments in eviction cases, though concrete...

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