Landlord-Tenant Court: When to Use Per Diem Coverage

Housing Court proceedings — nonpayment, holdover, and HP matters — are among the most common assignments for per diem attorneys. The high volume of cases and frequent adjournments make per diem coverage particularly valuable for firms with active landlord-tenant practices.

Common Housing Court Assignments

  • Nonpayment proceedings — appearances for rent arrears cases, including stipulation negotiations
  • Holdover proceedings — appearances for lease violation and eviction cases
  • HP proceedings — appearances for housing code violation cases
  • Stipulation negotiations — negotiating payment plans, cure agreements, and other stipulations
  • Traverse hearings — challenging service of process

Why Per Diem Coverage Works for Housing Court

Housing Court calendars are high-volume and often involve long wait times. A per diem attorney can handle your Housing Court calendar while you focus on other matters. Every appearance includes a same-day written report covering outcomes, stipulation terms, new dates, and next steps.

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Ready to book per diem coverage?

Submit your appearance details and receive confirmation — typical confirmation within 15–30 minutes during court hours.