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Correcting Defects without Litigation - Schneider Mitola
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A Conversation About: Faulty New Construction
A condo struggles with corrupt developers, greedy lawyers, and an apathetic Attorney General
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Face-Off: Board v. Developer, Building 1 - Newswalk Condominium
Nightmare on Dean Street: a band of owners found their promised piece of heaven was a doorway to hell.
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Legal Lessons: Sponsors
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Sponsors: unit owner rights with a sponsor-controlled board, new buildings with structural and financial flaws, responsibilities of a sponsor board
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The Attorney General’s Office: Competent or Chaotic?
Got a complaint? Inside the attorney general’s office.
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Journey into the Unknown
Checking in on the construction quality of new residential developments in New York City
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Condo Power
Condominium boards unite to fight developer defects
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Protecting Condo Dwellers
Board policy
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Deconstruction Blues
Condominiums
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