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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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Liability Loophole
When a contractor takes a fall, are you sure you’re covered for the right injury?
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Repair Responsibility
The responsibility for radiators and leaks lies in the proprietary lease.
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Mold: Act Quickly or Else
An extended argument about who is responsible for mold removal can make a bad situation worse.
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A Question of Liability
Are individual board members liable when the entire board is sued?
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New Liability Ruling: How Does It Affect Boards?
How does a new liability ruling affect boards?
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Premium Care
Perspectives from a board treasurer on insurance.
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Awful Conditions
Who do you sue for awful living conditions?
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When Are Board Members Personally Liable? - Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz
Do individual board members of a co-op or condo face personal liability in deciding not to approve a proposed alteration by a tenant to his or her apartment?
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