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Are There Limits On Lobby Rules?
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Space Invader
What do you do when a stranger calls?
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Flourishing Freelancers
More people are working at home. Should boards care?
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Don’t Go Back, Don’t Stand Still
Joe Camastra didn’t want to be board president. He did it anyway.
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Going, Going – Not So Fast
Can the board rescind a decision to auction off common spaces?
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The Battle for the Extra Rooms
Who has the right to use ancillary rooms directly outside the service door of a specific unit?
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Blame, Defects, and The Sponsor - Racht & Taffae
When the board takes over a newly built condo with construction defects, how can it hold the sponsor accountable?
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Settling a Sponsor Dispute
What is the best approach for a board to take to settle a dispute with a sponsor?
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How to Prohibit Smoking - Law Office of Robert L. Gordon
Can a board prohibit smoking in a cooperative or condominium?
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Home Is Where the Playroom Is
Being child-friendly can improve lifestyles – and sales.
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