With the economy on a downswing, more and more condos are finding it’s safer to be cooperative.
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You Can Borrow, Too!
Condos can borrow, too.
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The Attorney General’s Office: Competent or Chaotic?
Got a complaint? Inside the attorney general’s office.
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The Case of the Reckless Russians
An elaborate financial scam nearly brought down an Upper West Side condo.
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The Case of the Reckless Russians: The Lawyer's View
From the lawyer
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Preparing for the Big Chill
The chilling and very real prospect of defaults by condo sponsors.
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When Can Condos Act Like Co-ops?
New York’s outdated Condominium Act has led to questions regarding the power of condo boards.
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No-Tell Hotel
A condo tries to forbid unwanted guests.
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The Waiting Game
Raimondi v. Board of Managers of Olympic Tower Condominium
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