3021 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11218, United States
We represent clients in Article 78 proceedings to challenge actions by government agencies that are arbitrary and capricious or lack substantial evidence.
Our attorneys handle cases requiring temporary injunctive measures, such as preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders, to prevent harm during legal disputes.
We provide expert guidance for cases involving critical issues like professional license revocations, zoning disputes, and housing-related actions involving the housing authority.
With a client-first approach, we navigate all aspects of Article 78 New York cases, from filing petitions to advocating in the New York State Supreme Court.
Challenging an agency decision in New York can feel overwhelming, especially when the outcome impacts your livelihood or rights. Our team specializes in Article 78 proceedings, where we work to prove that a decision violated the Article 78 statute, was not supported by substantial evidence, or was arbitrary and capricious.
In situations requiring urgent action, such as preventing eviction or halting enforcement of a disputed court order, we provide skilled representation for obtaining temporary injunctive relief. Whether pursuing a temporary restraining order or a preliminary injunction, we ensure that your case is handled swiftly and effectively.
Timeliness and precision are critical in both
Article 78 proceedings and emergency relief cases. By analyzing the facts of the case and tailoring strategies to meet your specific needs, we aim to deliver favorable outcomes and protect your rights under the law.
An Article 78 proceeding is a legal process that allows individuals to challenge decisions made by government agencies, public officials, or municipal bodies. It’s often used to address cases where the decision was arbitrary, exceeded authority, or violated procedural requirements under 78 of the New York Civil Practice Law and Rules.
Article 78 proceedings can address actions such as denial of permits, revocation of professional licenses, or disciplinary actions by the housing authority. These cases often arise when decisions are not supported by substantial evidence.
Injunctive relief includes measures like temporary restraining orders (TROs) and preliminary injunctions, which are issued to prevent harm or maintain the status quo while a legal dispute is resolved. These remedies are often sought in cases involving irreparable injury.
A TRO is a short-term measure granted by the court to prevent imminent harm. In New York, TROs are frequently used in disputes involving property, employment, or other matters where delays could lead to significant damage.
Clients often ask, “How much does it cost to file an Article 78?” Costs vary based on factors like case complexity and attorney fees, but court filing fees and document preparation are standard expenses. We provide transparent estimates to ensure no surprises.
If the court rules in your favor, the agency may be required to reverse its decision, reconsider the case, or take corrective action as directed by the court. Remedies depend on the specifics of the Article 78 proceeding.
Our firm combines extensive experience with a focus on achieving results in time-sensitive cases. From filing an Article 78 proceeding to securing temporary injunctive relief, we provide the personalized advocacy needed for success.
Article 78 proceedings have strict deadlines, often requiring action within four months of the agency’s decision. Acting quickly ensures that your case is filed on time and supported by strong evidence.
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