May a party to a contract recover attorneys’ fees under an indemnification provision of the agreement?
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Recovering Attorneys’ Fees
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An Issue of Discrimination
Were fair housing laws violated?
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Your Time to Sue
When a statute of limitations is not a statute of limitations.
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What Nice Wallpaper
When do owners pay for damages?
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Deal Dead, Down Payment Gone?
May a buyer rescind a purchase contract and receive a return of the down payment?
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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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Divorce, Co-Op Style: Shares and Share Alike
Can the widow of a shareholder receive a portion of the proceeds of the sale of an apartment owned by her husband and his former wife?
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Fire and Its Aftermath
Fire, its aftermath, and the board
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Where There's Smoke, There's Ire
Can a condominium unit-owner bring a suit against another unit-owner without naming the condominium?
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