When should boards seek new partners? No blanket answer, but steps to guide decisions: clarify expectations, define the gap, assess impact, revisit improvement tactics, specify triggers.
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Parting Ways With Your Partners
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The Importance of a Paper Trail
The contractor relationship can go south quickly, so make sure you have your paperwork in order.
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Are Your Vendors' Vehicles Insured?
Vendors' insurance can have dangerous exclusions built in.
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2019 Source Guide
A special advertising supplement of suppliers, contractors, and professionals who work in the co-op and condo industry.
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2018 Source Guide
A special advertising supplement of suppliers, contractors, and professionals who work in the co-op and condo industry.
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Know When to Use a Consultant
Using a professional who knows the ins and outs of the process is a tremendous help.
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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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Arthur I. Weinstein, Law Office of Arthur I. Weinstein
Carefully looking into a vendor’s past can reveal something crooked in the present.
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C. Jaye Berger, Law Offices C. Jaye Berger
Why having an attorney review your contracts can be crucial.
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Firing A Contractor
Problems arise when a contractor does not complete his duties because of a weak contract.
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