What does a board do when a simple shareholder problem spirals out of control?
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Repairs: Who’s Responsible? - Arthur I. Weinstein
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Going Strong
Six years after the collapse of a retaining wall at Castle Village, the community’s rallying is an amazing story.
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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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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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What Nice Wallpaper
When do owners pay for damages?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Leaks
A shareholder needs help dealing with a reluctant co-op.
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Fire and Its Aftermath
Fire, its aftermath, and the board
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Inside, Outside, Whose Side?
Board versus owner duties for repairs.
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Neither Angry Nor Dysfunctional
Being a board president can be nearly painless and rewarding.
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The Wall Redux
An update on the crisis at Castle Village.
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