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Attorney Survey November 2013
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Viewing Documents
Attorney-client privilege and board documents.
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Two Possible Worlds
Attorney Stuart Saft examines the two distinct legal futures of co-ops and condos.
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Out of Date
Technology and the law – two big reasons for revising your proprietary lease.
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The Bed Bugs Are Going to Get You
New city initiatives may help curb the growing bed bug problem.
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Debating the Big O
Is the way boards make and impose decisions seriously flawed? Debating the proposed Ombudsman bill in New York State.
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Divorce, Co-Op Style: Shares and Share Alike
Can the widow of a shareholder receive a portion of the proceeds of the sale of an apartment owned by her husband and his former wife?
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Lien & Mean
What is a mechanic’s lien? If you’re in a co-op or condo, you should be concerned about angry contractors and the law.
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The Wall
More and more condos are having to cope with antiquated and imprecise bylaws. Is there anything you can do about them?
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Lead Paint
Lead paint law is reinstated
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