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A Conversation About Share Inheritance
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Are Pets Permitted? Are Partners Permitted?
Two cases, two questions, one about pets, the other one on life partners and residency.
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It Started with a Lonely Cat
A rule-breaking shareholder wins his case against the co-op.
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Pack Your Bags, Lassie
Boards are a dog’s worst friend.
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Therapy Dogs
When do you know if the need for a therapy dog real?
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Forbidden Pets
Dealing with accumulated pets in a “no-pet” building.
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Farewell, Fido
Before evicting man’s best friend, boards should weigh the consequences.
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Enforcing a Pet Prohibition; Pets in the Elevators
May a tenant maintain a pet in an apartment even after she signed a “no dogs” agreement? Is being forced to take your dog in the service elevator discrimination?
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Service Pets and “No Pet” Policies - Levine & Montana
What qualifies a shareholder to keep a service animal when a co-op has a no-dogs policy?
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Quality of Life Issues: A Balancing Act - Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman
How can a board best tackle a quality-of-life issue that pits shareholders against one another?
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