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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When Are Board Members Personally Liable? - Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz
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Fighting Over Fitness Faults
May a tenant recover damages for an injury suffered in the exercise facility of a co-op where he has signed a liability waiver?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Waiver of Subrogation
Can a co-op seek damages from a shareholder to repair ceilings/walls despite a waiver of subrogation?
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L Is For Lawyer
When do you use your attorney?
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Meet the Press
Dealing with press coverage of your building.
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Double Life
Background checks are useful for big issues -- and small ones too.
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What Nice Wallpaper
When do owners pay for damages?
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Inside, Outside, Whose Side?
Board versus owner duties for repairs.
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Where There's Smoke, There's Ire
Can a condominium unit-owner bring a suit against another unit-owner without naming the condominium?
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Misinformed About Mold
Mold was found in an apartment in a co-op. Who is responsible if one of the residents of the affected apartment gets sick?
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