Co-op boards can recover attorney fees from recalcitrant shareholders if the proprietary lease allows it, and it is essential to track and include these charges in any court filings. (Print: LAWYERS AREN’T FREE — BUT WHO PAYS?)
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New Amendments Allow Co-Ops to Pass on Legal Costs to Defaulting Shareholders
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Trust – but Verify
Things move more smoothly when you work with your board’s professionals – right?
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Two Hats in the Era of Transparency
Two attorneys discuss conflicts of interest.
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Taking the Long View
After moving from pioneer to pro, industry veterans peer into the future.
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2017 Source Guide
A special advertising supplement of suppliers, contractors, and professionals who work in the co-op and condo industry.
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Ignorance Isn’t Bliss
A meritless claim could end up costing your building.
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Seer Madness
A worker falls from a scaffold in the boiler room and is injured. Who’s responsible?
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Don’t Kill All the Lawyers
When working with a professional, you should try to trust him.
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Marc H. Schneider, Schneider Mitola
Emailing from work can cause your board unexpected legal troubles.
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Steven Troup, Tarter Krinsky & Drogin
Pay off instead of pay out – that’s the value of mediation.
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