Fines can be an effective deterrent to bad behavior if they are big enough, meaningful, and framed the right way, but they can also encourage bad behavior if they are seen as a reasonable price to pay. (Print: Laying Down the Law)
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Effective Use of Fines as a Deterrent for Bad Behavior in Co-ops and Condos
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The Problem: Late to the Game
To avoid carbon-emission fines, a group of Queens buildings turns to NYSERDA’s FlexTech.
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How to Prevent Shareholder Safety Issues
Get unit-owners to foot the bill for safety violations.
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The Cure for Noisy Neighbors
A well-established fine structure can
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Authority to Assess Fines and Fees
Rachael Ratner on Cohan vs. 700 Shore Road
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Fee. Fine. Form. No Fun.
The giant headache of compliance.
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Authority to Assess Fines and Fees
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Fine Alert!
Publicize your smoking policy – or else.
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Fine Time
What happens when homeowners don’t comply with their governing documents?
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The State Is on the Prowl
To avoid fines and audits, boards should treat independent contractors as employees.
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