Attorney Stuart Saft examines the two distinct legal futures of co-ops and condos.
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Two Possible Worlds
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Noisy Neighbors
How to deal with noisy neighbors.
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Mediating a Solution
If you don't want to go to court, mediation can save you time, money, and possibly even bitterness.
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In Search of Arrears
They’re supposed to pay arrears. They’ve agreed to pay. But what do you do if condo unit-owners refuse to pay?
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The Recovery of Money
Under what circumstances may a co-op or a shareholder recover money damages and attorneys’ fees?
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Safe Territory
Admissions interview: what’s safe to ask?
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You Can Complain
May an owner of a co-op apartment successfully sue her neighbor based on complaints the neighbor made about noise coming from the plaintiff’s apartment?
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Recovering for Damages
May a tenant recover damages for experts, attorneys’ fees in other proceedings and treble damages for unlawful eviction where their apartment was uninhabitable?
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Sue Me, Sue You
Does it pay to battle yourself?
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Your Time to Sue
When a statute of limitations is not a statute of limitations.
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