Tenant's rights. Lease disputes, habitability claims, security deposit recovery, noise complaints (standard and frequency-based), and gravity zone reclassification appeals. If your landlord is telling you the 0.4g drift in your bedroom is "within acceptable range," it is not. Call me. If your building got reclassified from Zone B to Zone D and your rent went up but the gravity didn't change, that's reclassification fraud and I've won six of those this year alone. Gravity zone reclassification is, and I will die on this hill, the most underlitigated area of tenant law in this city. People just accept it. They wake up and their lease says they're in a different zone and they shrug and pay the increase. Do not shrug. That increase is calculated on a zone premium that may not reflect your actual gravitational conditions. I test. I bring equipment. I have made landlords stand in the unit holding a pendulum while I take readings and I will do it again. 125 CR/hr, payment plans available. The gravity work is my passion but I handle the rest too.