The Rutherford co-op in New York City learned the hard way that it's important to handle requests for emotional support animals with care, as they must follow federal disability laws or risk severe financial and legal repercussions.
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Rutherford Co-op Pays Price for Mismanaging Emotional Support Animal Request
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Four-Legged Identity Crisis
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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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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What must a co-op or condo board do to modify its policies for a disabled resident?
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