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4 Steps to Annual Meeting Success
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A FitBit for Your Building
Electric meters are getting smart
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Authority to Assess Fines and Fees
Rachael Ratner on Cohan vs. 700 Shore Road
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Business Judgment Rule
Marc Luxemburg on Levandusky vs. One Fifth Avenue
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Can Shareholders Have Roommates?
RPL Sec. 235-F
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Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
In small co-ops, it’s a big deal when someone moves.
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Colony House: Backup Hot Water at a Cool Price
The backup boiler for the building’s hot-water system was nearing the end of its life.
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Dee’s Art of the Deal
A Brooklyn board president fights for her co-op and her community.
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How to Tell When a Roof Needs Some Love
Is that a koi pond on the roof?
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Is Your Grooming Policy Legal?
Is your grooming policy legal?
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Keeping You in The FISP Loop
Changes are coming to facade-inspection rules.
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Long Live The Smoke Detector
New rules for smoke alarm batteries are now in place.
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Repair Responsibility
Stewart Wurtzel on McMunn vs. Steppingstone Management Corp.
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