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Steven Troup, Tarter Krinsky & Drogin
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Robert J. Braverman, Braverman Greenspun
When tempers flare between board and sponsor, take a breath and watch for a moment to talk calmly.
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Co-op Non-Payments: What Proof Do You Need?
What proof do you need when you sue a shareholder for non-payment?
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Expulsion and Guilt
Dealing with accusations of employee misconduct are a whole different issue in co-ops and condos.
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Let
Before you take your contractor, engineer, or architect to court, try something different.
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My Client, the Fool
An attorney board member should beware representing the board.
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The Specialist
When to hire a specialist attorney.
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When Should the Board Get Involved?
A leak between two neighbors turns into a unneighborly dispute.
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Unorthodox Route: Settle and Buy Them Out
Sometimes you have to think outside the box to appease shareholders.
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A Question of Liability
Are individual board members liable when the entire board is sued?
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