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Dear Habitat
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Warning Signs: All Things Being Unequal
Every shareholder or unit-owner must be treated alike ... right?
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Robert D. Tierman, Litwin & Tierman and Salon, Marrow, Dyckman, Newman & Broudy
Boards need to know when to uphold rules, and when to bend policy.
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My Client, the Fool
An attorney board member should beware representing the board.
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It Started with a Lonely Cat
A rule-breaking shareholder wins his case against the co-op.
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Pack Your Bags, Lassie
Boards are a dog’s worst friend.
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E-mail Voting
What can a shareholder do when the board is using suspicious voting procedures?
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Forbidden Guests
A conversation about guest policies.
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Forbidden Pets
Dealing with accumulated pets in a “no-pet” building.
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Quorum Requirement
The question of meeting a quorum should be covered in all of your governing documents.
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