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In the case of Bacharach v. Bd. of Mgrs. of the Brooks-Van Horn Condo, a condominium board faced legal consequences for allegedly neglecting its responsibility to enforce house rules regarding excessive noise complaints from one unit against their upstairs neighbors.

What steps do boards need to take when dealing with noise complaints?

When neighbors feud over a noisy pet, the board needs to tread carefully.

When neighbors are feuding over noise, sometimes the best course of action is talking it out.

A third party gets drawn into the legal fray.

How to successfully fix a noisy neighbor's loud walking.

The board's responsibility in a noise dispute between residents depends on how the courts interpret governing documents.

Even with good intentions, it isn't easy being a good upstairs neighbor.

Resolving co-op disputes can be very difficult, but when a disability is added to the mix, boards have to tread carefully.

Let he who is without sin cast the first lawsuit.