A Park Avenue co-op fought a bruising, costly legal battle for 15 years with a shareholder who was also a lawsuit-happy lawyer.
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The Case of the Contentious Cooperator
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The Case of the Contentious Cooperator: The Lawyer's View
The lawyer's view: a Park Avenue co-op fought a bruising, costly legal battle for 15 years with a shareholder who was also a lawsuit-happy lawyer.
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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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The Case of the Disruptive Director
How did an Upper East Side co-op rid itself of a toxic board member?
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The Case of the Incomplete Condo
For an upscale condo in Greenwich Village, it was a question of unfinished business – construction business.
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The Case of the Incomplete Condo: The Lawyer's View
The lawyer's view: for an upscale condo in Greenwich Village, it was a question of unfinished business – construction business.
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The Case of the Disruptive Director: The Lawyer's View
The lawyer's view: how did an Upper East Side co-op rid itself of a toxic board member?
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Tax Challenge
An overview of disputing city tax assessments and three case studies.
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In Name Only
What can a co-op do when abusive and controlling sponsors just won’t quit?
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