What are the limits to the protections offered by the Business Judgment Rule?
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No Armor is Failsafe
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Options for Mitchell-Lama Co-ops
Mitchell-Lama co-ops have an entirely different set of hurdles to clear when it comes to green energy financing.
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QR Code ID: "I Live Here"
A digital identification back-up for when co-op and condo staff are unavailable.
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Robots to the Rescue
Robots can detect flaws in facades than the human eye.
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Take Access Requests Seriously
Boards have control over who can access their records – but requests shouldn't be taken lightly.
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When to Speak Up and What to Say
What should boards disclose to shareholders – and when?
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Whether Patent or Latent, a Flaw Is a Flaw
Boards should be aware of any construction defects before a potential buyer comes calling.
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Who Foots the Bill?
How do responsibilities for repairs break down in a condo?
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Who Should Guarantee What?
The indemnification clause in your contracts can keep you out of court.
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With Married Couples, It's Complicated
How does marriage make share transfers more difficult?
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