Implementing a smoking ban will almost guarantee irate shareholders.
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How to Implement a Smoking Ban that Works
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How to Enforce a Smoking Ban
Be prepared for residents to sue over a new smoking ban.
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The Practical Man
Brooklyn-born Richard Miller took charge when he felt his co-op was being mishandled.
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Breathe Clean
How a Queens co-op and a Manhattan condo imposed a smoking ban.
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Smoke Odors in a Co-Op
Will a co-op be liable to a shareholder who claimed damages because of second-hand smoke?
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A Board Member’s Personal Stake
A board member takes smoking issues personally.
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Imposing Smoking Bans
More and more, boards are starting to follow the trend of banning smoking in public places.
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Smoke No More
Your condo may be your castle – but that doesn’t mean you can light up a cigarette there.
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No Smoking
An unusual ban involving air purifiers and limited grandfathering passes in Manhattan.
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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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