Pryor Cashman Partner, David Rose, spoke to Law360 for its April 26, 2012 article, “Harlem Landlord Should Face J-51 Class Claims, Tenants Say.”

The article discusses the case Elise Downing et al. v. First Lenox Terrace Associates et al., where tenants are alleging the landlord of their Manhattan residential complex improperly charged unregulated market rates while receiving J-51 tax breaks.

Rose, who is a member of the firm’s Litigation Group, represents the landlord, and told Law360, “the treble damages provision in the rent stabilization laws is mandatory and not waivable, and thus precludes the class action.”

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