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Examining the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Landlord-Tenant Law
Produced on December 21, 2020
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Course Description
The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 has wreaked havoc on virtually every industry and business in this country and the legal profession is no exception to that proposition. More particularly, practitioners in the landlord-tenant area have been hard pressed as many long standing procedures have come to a grinding halt and great uncertainty abounds as to what the future holds for this area of practice. In this course we explore what practicing landlord-tenant law in the COVID era entails. Presented by Kenneth W. Biedzynski, Esq., this course will canvas and discuss general principles of landlord-tenant law and also discuss how these general precepts have evolved in the passing months since the 2020 pandemic began.
In addition to discussing the above concepts transactional forms will be presented and examined.
Learning Objectives:
- Review general laws applicable to commercial and residential leaseholds
- Review checklists for key and material issues that should be addressed by practitioners
- Discuss concerns and issues relating to proceeding with landlord-tenant matters in light of various federal and state moratoriums which have been enacted since the pandemic began
- Develop best practices for moving forward with landlord-tenant cases
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Faculty
Kenneth Biedzynski
Law Offices of Goldzweig, Green, Eiger & Biedzynski, L.L.C.
Ken Biedzynski is a law partner with the law offices of Goldzweig, Green, Eiger & Biedzynski, LLC, in the firm’s Freehold, New Jersey, office. Mr. Biedzynski is licensed to practice law in New Jersey and he has been so since 1993. His practice specializes in landlord-tenant law and he has represented various local and national property management companies, residential landlords, residential tenants, commercial landlords, as well as commercial tenants in his 24 years of practicing law. Mr. Biedzynski also serves as special counsel to Marlboro Township (Monmouth County, New Jersey) in affordable housing matters and he has been in that capacity since 2008.
In representing both residential and commercial landlords and tenants, Mr. Biedzynski has drafted numerous residential and commercial leases and he has also litigated various landlord-tenant cases in many counties throughout the State of New Jersey. He has represented clients relating to regulatory matters for subsidized housing, represented clients in rent controlled communities, represented mobile home communities, prosecuted various types of eviction actions under New Jersey’s Anti-Eviction Act, and, handled and defended various post-eviction proceedings against both residential and commercial tenants.
In addition to performing transactional work and litigating various landlord-tenant matters, Mr. Biedzynski also has an extensive legal writing background. He has authored numerous articles for West’s American Jurisprudence 2d and Illinois Practice and he also has written numerous law review articles for Seton Hall School of Law, the University of Miami, as well as written articles for the New Jersey Apartment Association.
Reviews
Good Stuff!!
very good presenter
Unusual circumstances due to pandemic law.
Kenneth is a great instructor. keep them coming.
nice coverage of timely and difficult material. Thanks
Great practical ONE OF THE BEST
Very timely and helpful for a practicing attorney in the landlord/tenant field.
Solid and very timely.
One of the best courses I have taken on Lawline. The written materials are very thorough. I have experience in the field covered by this course and found the advice to be totally on point and practical.
Great presentation even if I don't practice in that jurisdiction. Appreciated the CARES Act perspective.
Always a good presenter.