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Background Check Be Gone
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Warning Signs
Beware of the potential for accidental discrimination.
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Warning Signs: All Things Being Unequal
Every shareholder or unit-owner must be treated alike ... right?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Meeting Times
A conversation about meeting times.
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They Want to Regulate You
A “co-op bill of rights” resurfaces.
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Feature New Question on the Block
What to ask during an admissions interview? How about, “Do you own a gun?”
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Legal Target
Can a board get hit with out-of-pocket-damages in a lawsuit?
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Don’t Discriminate
Discrimination and the board.
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Enforcing a Pet Prohibition; Pets in the Elevators
May a tenant maintain a pet in an apartment even after she signed a “no dogs” agreement? Is being forced to take your dog in the service elevator discrimination?
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Discrimination and Admissions - Law Offices of C. Jaye Berger
Is it discriminatory for a board to inquire about a potential buyer’s children who would be living in the apartment?
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