A co-op corporation must act quickly to recover unpaid maintenance, fees, or assessments, as the governing documents will dictate the co-op's rights, and the board must be aware of the remedies available to them. (Print: FINDING LEVERAGE TO COVER COSTS)
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Co-op Board Must Act Swiftly on Shareholder Arrears to Avoid Financial Strain
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Passing Legal Fees to Rule-Breakers Can Be an Effective Sanction
Banking on recovering legal fees can be a costly mistake.
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Recovering Legal Fees May Be Harder Than You Think
Don't anticipate recovering legal fees every time you go to court.
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When Your Co-op Has to Foot a Resident’s Legal Bills …
Consider a change of shoes.
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Steven Troup, Tarter Krinsky & Drogin
Pay off instead of pay out – that’s the value of mediation.
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It Started with a Lonely Cat
A rule-breaking shareholder wins his case against the co-op.
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The Recovery of Money
Under what circumstances may a co-op or a shareholder recover money damages and attorneys’ fees?
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Who Pays for the Lawyers?
Who pays for legal fees and for what?
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Attorney Prix Fixe
Getting more for your legal fees?
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Reducing Legal Fees: A Ten-Step Program
Reducing legal fees.
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