A condominium owner's violation of pet restrictions leads to a lawsuit, emphasizing the need for swift board response and legal considerations regarding pets and service animals in co-op and condo buildings.
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“Reasonable Accomodations” returned 10 articles
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Four-Legged Identity Crisis
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Accommodation Notifications are an Ongoing Obligation
Inform new residents of their rights – and update your website.
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A New Notice Form
They have to go out in the mail to new residents ASAP.
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A Lesson in Reasonableness
If the word is in the proprietary lease, boards must proceed with caution.
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The Vaccine Quandary
Can boards compel employees to get vaccinated?
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Reasonable Accommodations
When a shareholder asks for a reasonable accommodation, should a board grant it?
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Reasonable Accommodation
Hubbard vs. Samson Management Corp.
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Reasonable Accommodation
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Altered States
What must a co-op or condo board do to modify its policies for a disabled resident?
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Reasonable Accommodations
What happens when a board questions the good faith of an owner’s request for a “reasonable accommodation”?
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