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How to Catch a Rule-Breaker
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The Upside of Small Claims Court
Condo boards might look to small claims court to collect small amounts of arrears.
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Legal Review Before the Bid
Your attorney should be involved in all alterations and capital improvements.
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Ignorance Isn’t Bliss
A meritless claim could end up costing your building.
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The Power of a Google Search
A filed lawsuit is public record – something most contractors want to avoid.
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Permit Me First
Alteration agreements aren’t the only things that you need before construction.
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Clear the Air
How do you get shareholders to agree to a smoking ban?
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