Shareholders are often too self-interested and push alterations beyond the scope approved by the board.
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Alterations: Striking a Balance
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Do the Right Thing
Board versus the shareholder. An attorney shareholder is convinced the board is out to get her – what do you do?
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The Gadfly
Why boards should embrace those who seek out knowledge - and follow suit.
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The Second Time Around
When a shareholder refinances, is a board review necessary?
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Well-Meaning, But Loud
Noise complaints are common – but against the board?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Inattentive Board Members
What can you do when board members won’t respond?
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Two Watch Words
Transparency and honesty are key at a Queens co-op.
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The Duty of the Board
What is the duty of the board, as opposed to the duty of its individual members?
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Crazy Talk
A Joycean ramble about renters, reality, and (maybe) co-ops.
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The Battle of 95 Greene Street
The extreme and instructive case of a condo board trying to collect arrears.
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