Co-ops can recover legal fees when suing defaulting shareholders; in condos, this is uncommon. Board insurance covers defense in lawsuits.
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Who Foots the Bill?
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Authority to Assess Fines and Fees
Rachael Ratner on Cohan vs. 700 Shore Road
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Project Management: The Cost of Oversight
Big jobs can come with fees.
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Authority to Assess Fines and Fees
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Monthly Fees
To rise or not to rise?
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Why Is Your Maintenance Lower than Ours?
Why is there a difference in neighboring buildings’ maintenance?
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Your Dream Come True Could Turn Into a Nightmare
Not raising maintenance over the long term is not always something to boast about.
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Who’s on the Hook for Attorneys’ Fees?
What happens when a shareholder accused of improper renting wants his attorneys’ fees reimbursed?
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Sublet Sticker Shock
One man’s search for a sublet – and the hurdles he faced when he found one.
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Fees for An Illegal Sublet
Fees for an illegal sublet.
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