Adam Leitman Bailey

Falling backward
Features
New York City

Why Some Developers Seem to Fall Backwards Into Success

By Adam Bonislawski
54 Thompson Street.
Legal
New York City

Landlord Pink Stone Capital Sues Breather to Get It Out of SoHo Building

By Nicholas Rizzi
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A man holding a gavel
Legal
New York City

Order in the Court: Has the Tide Turned Against Developers in New York Courts?

By Nicholas Rizzi
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312 East 116th Street, one of the properties co-owned by Amit Doshi and Michael Besen.
Industry
New York City

Amit Doshi Asks Court to Dissolve Besen & Associates Amid Legal Battle

By Nicholas Rizzi
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50 Murray Street.
Legal
New York City

Clipper Equity Scores Victory in Rent-Stabilization Case at 50 Murray Street

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Features
New York City

The Owner Strikes Back: Rent-Regulation Laws Get Used in the Brawl With Airbnb

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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One Battery Park Plaza. Photo: CoStar Group
Leases  ·  Office
Financial District

RE Attorney Adam Leitman Bailey Nabs Bigger Digs Downtown at $41/Foot

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Modern 23 at 350 West 23rd Street.
Legal
New York

Modern 23 Developers May Be on Hook for Breaches at Their Chelsea Condo: Judge [Updated]

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Leading Legals: New York’s Most Powerful Real Estate Attorneys

By Danielle Schlanger
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Industry

NYC Charter Backs Brooklyn Bar Owner Suing Over ‘Anti-Gay’ Lease

By Al Barbarino
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Brooklyn City Councilman David Greenfield

Councilman Proposes City Clear Snowy, Icy Sidewalks on Property Owners’ Dime

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Features

Reaching for the Sun: Is It Possible to Own Too Much Real Estate?

By Al Barbarino
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Players

The brouhaha behind the Ground Zero mosque introduced Adam Leitman Bailey to the world. So what’s next for real estate’s most public attorney?

By Daniel Geiger
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