How to deal with noisy neighbors.
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Noisy Neighbors
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No Smoking
An unusual ban involving air purifiers and limited grandfathering passes in Manhattan.
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Coping with Hoarders - Tane Waterman & Wurtzel
What can a condominium board do about a unit-owner causing unsafe or unsanitary conditions?
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How to Ban Smoking - Stroock & Stroock & Lavan
What can boards do when there are complaints about smoke emanating from other apartments?
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Objectionable Behavior: What You Can Do - Seyfarth Shaw
What is the most realistic option for a board dealing with a shareholder’s objectionable behavior?
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Quality of Life Issues: A Balancing Act - Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman
How can a board best tackle a quality-of-life issue that pits shareholders against one another?
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Protected
How to navigate the conflicts and confusion created by rent-controlled apartments in your building.
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Turn Down the Music
May a co-op obtain an order requiring a neighboring bar to lower its noise?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Guests and Privacy
A conversation about guests and privacy.
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Empty Seat, Anyone?
Riding the subway is very similiar to living in a co-op.
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