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A Piano, a Puppy, and a Co-op’s Crossed Wires
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Anti-Sexual-Harassment Training Required
Anti-Harrassment sessions for staffs must be interactive.
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Are There Limits On Lobby Rules?
Co-op boards have uncommon power over common areas.
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Better Backup at Liberty House
How a Battery Park City condo prepared for the worst
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Beware This Wrinkle in the Proprietary Lease
The fine print can complicate an eviction.
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Board of Directors
BCL Sec. 701
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Crisis Manager
Queens board president Claudette Sergeant cleaned up an oil spill.
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Finding a New Home for Your Unwanted Stuff
DonateNYC gives discards a new lease on life.
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Getting Paid To Reduce Kilowatts
Demand Response rewards those who use less kilowatts.
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Human Rights
Title 8, NYC Admin Code
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Non-Waiver Provision
The co-op board at 1025 Fifth Avenue was right to enforce the rules.
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Project Management: The Cost of Oversight
Big jobs can come with fees.
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Reasonable Accommodation
Hubbard vs. Samson Management Corp.
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Tailoring a Refi to Suit Your Needs
The quest for the bespoke mortgage.
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