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Steven R. Wagner, Porzio, Bromberg & Newman
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Bonding Against Theft
Charges of larceny and fraud. A manager arrested. A question for boards: are you protected?
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Awful Conditions
Who do you sue for awful living conditions?
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Taxing Times
What did the finance commissioner know and when did he know it?
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They Lived Happily Ever After
How a Manhattan board and sponsor turned a cautionary story into a fairy tale.
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Leave It to the Professionals
A scam -- or just a board that didn’t understand?
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It Could Happen to You
Bunko artists, both large and small.
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A Dog’s World
Can shareholders keep an illegal dog after 90 days, even if they lied about it to board members?
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By Any Other Name
Often the easiest way to express displeasure with a board is to call them corrupt. But what really is board corruption?
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Objection, Your Honor
A guide to navigating through landlord-tenant court.
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