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• JANET RAY KALSONis a graduate of SUNY Binghamton (Harpur College) (1978) and Rutgers Law School (1984). She is a member of the New York and New Jersey bars.

  Janet was a Reginald Heber Smith Fellow at Lehigh Valley Legal Services in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where she represented clients in the housing and family law areas. Thereafter she worked as a staff attorney at Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A, representing Social Security disability claimants at administrative hearings and in Federal Court.

  Janet worked for the Housing Litigation Bureau of the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development for a decade, where she sued landlords for violating the Housing Maintenance Code and Multiple Dwelling Law. Her trial work at the agency resulted in contempt findings, steep fines and jail sentences for recalcitrant landlords, as well as the correction of many violations.

  Returning to Legal Services, Janet worked at MFY for five and one half years, representing tenants, SRO tenants and adult home residents in Housing Court, Supreme Court, at the Appellate Division and in DHCR proceedings. In this position, Janet litigated a number of illegal eviction cases as well as non-payments and holdovers, and served as counsel to tenant organizations.

  At Himmelstein McConnell, Janet has successfully defended tenants in countless proceedings, including a fraud case in Supreme Court as well as non-primary residence, owner use, succession and breach of lease cases. She has also prosecuted HP proceedings, including many mold cases, as well as loft law claims. Recently, Janet obtained a contempt settlement at the Chelsea Hotel resulting in a 4.7 month 100% rent abatement, a 20% rent abatement until construction activities are completed, no MCIs, temporary relocation at another hotel with a $60 per day meal allowance while individual apartment improvements are made, and $100,000 in attorneys' fees. Janet also recently won a 12 day owner occupancy trial in which she established that the landlord's claim that he wanted her client's apartment for his daughter was just a ruse to evict a low-paying rent-stabilized tenant. Janet litigates in the Housing and Supreme Courts as well as at the Appellate Term, Appellate Division and DHCR.

  In addition, Janet was Chair of the Civil Court Committee of the New York City Bar Association from September 2007 through August of 2010, and since September 2010 has been a member of the City Bar's Council on Judicial Administration. Janet has participated in post Hurricane Sandy legal training and has provided free legal advice to victims of the hurricane in the Rockaways.

• New York, 1985 New Jersey, 1984 U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York U.S. District Court District of New Jersey U.S. Court of Appeals 2nd Circuit

• New York City Bar Association Council on Judicial Administration, New York City Bar (Member)

• Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey School of Law - Newark, Newark, New Jersey, 1984J.D. State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, New York, 1978B.A.

• Himmelstein McConnell Gribben Donoghue & Joseph specializes in real estate litigation and transactions and provides representation to tenants in commercial and residential landlord-tenant matters and Loft Law proceedings. In addition, we represent tenant groups in cooperative and condominium conversions, and provide representation to cooperative and condominium boards, purchasers and sellers of real estate, and homeowners and tenants in foreclosure proceedings.

  Each of our attorneys concentrates on all aspects of tenant representation and real estate law. We have represented thousands of residential and commercial tenants, both individually and in groups, before New York Courts and administrative agencies including Housing Court, Civil Court, Supreme Court, all state Appellate Courts, the Division of Housing and Community Renewal and the New York Department of Housing Preservation and Development. Our representation has included representing tenants in "MCI" matters at DHCR, rent strikes, Mitchell Lama buy-outs, "HP" actions, eviction proceedings, rent overcharge cases, hotel reclassifications, reduction of service complaints, luxury deregulation cases and cooperative conversions. We also represent co-op boards, condomnium associations, individual shareholders, unit owners and home owners.

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