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Don’t Misbehave
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I, the Jury
Make board service mandatory, for everyone – like jury duty.
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When Board Members Go Rogue
Do some of your fellow board members have “unofficial” meetings?
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Warning Signs: The Never-Ending Story
What can you do when your board meetings never end?
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Joel E. Miller, Miller & Miller
Not keeping minutes and not keeping good records can cost your board.
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Kenneth R. Jacobs, Smith, Buss & Jacobs
What are the limits to board transparency?
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Born Leader
Board president Lorry Bogarsky offers advice to board newcomers.
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Has the Board Actually Acted?
Make sure that when the board takes action, it does so in accordance with its governing documents and law.
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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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Board Talk: Upstairs, Downstairs
How involved must a board be during private owners’ renovations?
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