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When SIlence Is Not Golden
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Unhappy Shareholders Cannot Sue Willy-Nilly
Under what circumstances can a shareholder sue on behalf of the corporation?
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Let Me Take a Peek …
Granting access to co-op documents.
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The Case of the Rogue Jacuzzi
Alan Goldberg talks about an intriguing case his firm recently handled.
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Get Ready for the Snow Suits
When the weather turns frigid, people start slipping – and taking you to court.
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How to Deal with Rogue Board Members
Appoint a committee to address issues with rogue board members.
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Slip and Fall
Negligence is the deciding factor in a slip-and-fall lawsuit – and it’s easy to prevent.
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The Dog in the Night-time
How do you deal with a dog that can’t be quieted?
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Phyllis H. Weisberg, Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads
Formal procedures matter – just try and win a lawsuit if you haven’t followed them.
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Exploding Toilets, Imploding Mortgages
After a terrible accident, Fannie Mae gets tough on a Brooklyn co-op.
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