About
Dahiya Law Offices handles complex litigation in both State and Federal courts. We utilize a wide array of legal tools to maximize benefits to our clients such as the recovery of funds, a reduction or elimination of debt, and other forms of recovery. We handle diverse matters including:
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Bankruptcy Litigation (Consumer and Corporate)
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Filing and Confirming Plans under Chapter 11 and 13 of the Bankruptcy Code
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Business Torts
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Lender Liability
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Residential and Commercial Real Estate Loan Fraud and Foreclosure Actions
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Complex Federal Litigation Involving Federal RICO Violations
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Immigration Litigation
We are also proud to have achieved outstanding results for our clients by mastering New York state laws regarding usury, High-Cost Loans, liens and foreclosures; the Federal Truth in Lending Act; the Federal Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act of 1994; the Federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act; and the Federal Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
Where bad actors have engaged in multiple violations against our client or others, our firm has brought successful actions under the Federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act (RICO) and the Federal Organized Crime Control Act of 1970. Strategic use of these rarely utilized legal principles and laws can have very dramatic impact in altering or even defeating claims that may be asserted against you, especially in bankruptcy proceedings and or foreclosure actions.
Dahiya Law Offices LLC
75 Maiden Lane Suite 606
New York NY 10038
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Dahiya Law has numerous achievements in the area of Bankruptcy Law. We have successfully removed numerous bankruptcy proceedings to federal courts for substantive judicial remedies and have sought and been granted corrective writs against the auxiliary bankruptcy units of federal district courts. We have engaged in litigation through the bankruptcy process to defend or challenge transfers of real estate as well as to process claims and navigate plan confirmations. Our firm has also successfully challenged improper litigation by bankruptcy trustees to liquidate debtors’ assets. Our firm handles the kind of tugs of war involved in bankruptcy proceedings with precision to ensure the best outcome for our clients amid competing claims of multiple parties.
Our immigration practice includes representing clients in removal proceedings, fighting for habeas and mandamus relief, and preparing appellate petitions for review to ensure optimal outcomes.
At Dahiya Law Offices, by delving deep into legal nuances, whether in a Bankruptcy Court, Federal Courts or State Courts, we develop and implement bold and aggressive strategies, rarely considered by other attorneys, to deliver superior results for our clients. The more difficult the problem appears, the greater the opportunity we see before us. As Michelangelo stated, “Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it." We believe it is our purpose as your advocate to similarly work towards solutions to even the most intractable legal problems.
Karamvir Dahiya
Karamvir Dahiya (Karam) is a 1997 graduate of Harvard Law School, with MA/LLM degree from Spain (Onati International Institute for Sociology of Law) and received an LLB degree from University of Delhi, India.
Karam is tireless advocate for his clients in New York City in federal and state courts for wide ranging matters related to business torts, foreclosure actions, and bankruptcy. He has asserted and aggressively sought constitutional protection through habeas and mandamus writs for his clients—both individuals and institutional. He has, further against jurisdictional and statutory odds, successfully taken the cases out of the non-constitutional courts, like bankruptcy and immigration tribunals, to the federal district courts for a fuller and better adjudication of the clients' claims including those related to constitutional protections and privileges. He is regularly called upon by his colleagues and clients in matters and complex issues dealing with consumer protection laws related to TILA, HOEPA, RESPA, New York state usury laws, and high-cost loans, including those proscribed under the RICO statute. He has specialized knowledge in bankruptcy law representing debtors and creditors regarding initiation of Chapter 11 cases (including removal of state actions to bankruptcy court), confirmation of Chapter 11 plans, sale and purchase of estate properties including 1031 exchanges, reinstatement of mortgages, preferential or fraudulent conveyance actions, discharge objections, and related adversary or contested matters. In sum, Karam offers his clients competence, zealous advocacy, and results.
