New York Licensed Administrative Law Attorney

Key responsibilities: Research and draft legal documents, including Art 78 and agency responses Litigate Administrative Law cases before various agencies and courts Provide advice on Rent Stabilization Law and conduct administrative due diligenceRequired qualificationsActive New York State Bar license and a law degree from an accredited U.S. law school At least 3+ years of experience in real estate Administrative or Landlord/Tenant Law Deep knowledge of Rent Stabilization Law and Code Familiarity with Fair Housing and NYC Human Rights Law is a plus Experience handling affordable housing matters and knowledge of voucher programs is a plus