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A Revolution By Any Other Name
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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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Enclosed Balconies May Not Be Forever
Boards do have the right to revoke their approval of enclosed balconies.
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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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Unit v. Unit Access Battle
Neighbors who go to court over access pay a steep price.
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Be Careful What You Say
The fine line between criticizing and defaming a board member.
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A Decade of Bad Blood
The high cost – financial and emotional – of a protracted legal war.
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Neighbor v. Neighbor: When a Board Must Act
Sitting on the sidelines is not an option.
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When a Transfer Is Not a Transfer
In this court case, the board couldn’t approve a sale or collect a flip tax.
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