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The Art of Increasing Maintenance
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Co-ops at the Crossroads
Three Brooklyn co-ops face their biggest challenge: how to bring their buildings
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Rediscovering J-51
Are the rules for obtaining a tax abatement too complicated?
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Looking For Patterns
When a problem arises, how should boards approach it?
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Evicted!
London Terrace Towers Inc. v. Michael Davis
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London Terrace: A View from the Board
London Terrace Towers Inc. v. Michael Davis
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Revising Bylaws - Condo Style
You thought that passing bylaw revisions in a co-op was difficult?
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The Business Judgment Rule
The single most important decision affecting New York co-ops and condos
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Absolute Power (Almost)
Weisner v. 791 Park Avenue Corp. - rejection with or without reason
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Beware of Discrimination
The Biondi cases – discrimination and personal responsibility
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