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Don’t Discriminate
Discrimination and the board.
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The Battle of 95 Greene Street
The extreme and instructive case of a condo board trying to collect arrears.
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What Is “Reasonable”?
May a unit-owner recover damages when the HOA refuses to allow their disabled visitors to park in a no-parking area closer to their home?
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Your Time to Sue
When a statute of limitations is not a statute of limitations.
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A Conversation About: Conflict of Interest
Is it a conflict of interest for a board member who is suing the co-op to remain on the board?
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Leak House
An oil spill led to a 20-year battle costing thousands of dollars. When is enough enough?
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A Conversation About Noise
At what point does a board admit that they
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How to Prevent Fraud
Managers and board members are at it again. Keeping their hands out of the corporate cookie jar is no easy task.
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Legal Lessons: Insurance
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Insurance: debating a "known condition" when filing a claim, technicalities of filing notice of a lawsuit, insurance restrictions on placing claims
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