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Authority to Assess Fines and Fees
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Fee. Fine. Form. No Fun.
The giant headache of compliance.
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Authority to Assess Fines and Fees
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Fine Alert!
Publicize your smoking policy – or else.
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Fine Time
What happens when homeowners don’t comply with their governing documents?
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The State Is on the Prowl
To avoid fines and audits, boards should treat independent contractors as employees.
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Violation Battle
Level up your building for the fight – with City Hall.
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Picking and Choosing Your Battles
Is the management company selectively enforcing policy?
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Michael T. Manzi, Balber Pickard Maldonado & Van Der Tuin
Boards cannot create a policy on a whim and suddenly start levying fines.
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Board Talk: Another Fine Mess: Is $1K OK?
A co-op plans to impose a fine of $1,000 when the tenant from the previous owner hasn’t moved out yet.
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