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Smoke Odors in a Co-Op
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Recovery Rights Waived – By the Insurer
May a party waive its right to recover for property damage incurred as a result of leaks and mold?
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The Cost of Alteration Agreements
The cost of alteration agreements.
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The Right to Reject and Entity
The right to reject a corporate entity.
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New Liability Ruling: How Does It Affect Boards?
How does a new liability ruling affect boards?
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Sublet Restrictions
What can a shareholder do when her co-op changes the sublet rules they have not enforced?
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Don’t Discriminate
Discrimination and the board.
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Awful Conditions
Who do you sue for awful living conditions?
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Enforcing a Pet Prohibition; Pets in the Elevators
May a tenant maintain a pet in an apartment even after she signed a “no dogs” agreement? Is being forced to take your dog in the service elevator discrimination?
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What Constitutes a Reasonable Accommodation?
A disabled resident files a complaint when only automatic side-door access is provided for him.
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