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Passing Legal Fees to Rule-Breakers Can Be an Effective Sanction
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Unknown Variables Can Make a Lawsuit More Trouble Than It's Worth
Boards need to understand the limits of the court system.
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Why You Should Try Mediation Before Litigation
Before jumping into a lawsuit, boards should consider mediation between warring neighbors.
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Marathon Legal Brawl Finally Headed to Court
An undersized drain has landed a co-op in court.
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Discrimination/Damages
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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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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New Tools in the Condo Collection Arsenal
An innovative way for condos to handle arrears.
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The Upside of Small Claims Court
Condo boards might look to small claims court to collect small amounts of arrears.
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Ignorance Isn’t Bliss
A meritless claim could end up costing your building.
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