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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Four-Legged Identity Crisis
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Trouble After Hours
It can be risky business when residents hire building staffers for minor repairs.
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Defeated by a Tiny Slip-Up
An eviction attempt gets derailed by a technicality.
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Caught in the Rumor Mill
Dissed by unit-owners, a condo board fights back.
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Don't Announce Election Results Before Verifying
An election gets messy in the rush for results.
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Check Your Governing Docs for Remedies Against Arrears
Make sure your governing documents provide remedies for nonpayment.
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Trump Palace Condominium: A Trail of Discrimination Details
What happens when a board asks the wrong questions.
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A Revolution By Any Other Name
How shareholders won the battle to oust a bad board.
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Business Judgment Rule: The Old Armor Still Works
Disagreements between the board and shareholders about whether to repair or replace can lead to a lawsuit.
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Fighting Noise with Noise
The board's responsibility in a noise dispute between residents depends on how the courts interpret governing documents.
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