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Sublet Fees
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Insurane Trustees
Tell us about a surprise a Brooklyn condo got when the insurance settlement from a fire came through.
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Licensing Agreements
Licensing agreements are a big deal for co-ops and condos, but it seems boards are becoming more aggressive and greedy.
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ADA Lawsuits
How are co-op and condo buildings with commercial spaces getting caught up in the Americans With Disabilities Act?
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Solar Projects
Are your clients getting ahead with regards to the Climate Mobilization Act?
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Limited Common Elements
Terraces are prized amenities in New York, but there’s a strange concept at work.
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Licensing Agreements
How are litigators involved in licensing agreements?
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Condo Amenities
Condo amenities only enjoyed by some residents can create problems.
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Alterations
Co-op and condo residents must sign an alteration agreement to do work on their apartment, but agreements don’t stop people from causing problems.
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Occupant Status
How do you get rid of unwanted occupants in a co-op?
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