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A Subtenant’s Roommate
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What Constitutes a Reasonable Accommodation?
A disabled resident files a complaint when only automatic side-door access is provided for him.
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Sarcasm & Security
For board members and a security issue, dithering is not the same as doing.
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Safe, Not Sorry
A Brooklyn board debates security.
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You Can’t Come In!
When can a board be denied access?
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Aching Over Access
When it comes to access for the disabled, boards must weigh their duties as board members against their feelings as human beings.
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Big Brother Is Watching
Big Brother is watching. And some are glad (to have video security).
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Something Old, Discovered
The ins and outs of conducting background checks on your staff members.
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Heir Apparent
Apartment transfers: dealing with a death in the co-op family.
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How Do We Entice Hollywood into Our Home?
What you need to know if your building is up for a role in a film.
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