19
Aug
The confusing signals keep coming. The latest confusion surrounds the Business Safety Plan, a document businesses must prepare as the state moves through its phased reopening, outlining steps the business will take to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Some attorneys are advising co...
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19
Aug
Directors and Officers Insurance - Must-Have or Luxury? View...
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19
Aug
Legal and Legislative Update 2019View...
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19
Aug
In a case called Hubbard vs. Samson Management, the critical issue was whether a co-op or condo board must offer a free parking space close to the home of a disabled person who has difficulty walking. The plaintiff in this case, Sarah Hubbard, rented an apartment at Sleepy Hollow...
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19
Aug
Habitat Magazine – “The Sound of Silence is Not Guaranteed”View...
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19
Aug
Indemnity ClausesView...
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19
Aug
Logistics is a big part of Brendan Keany’s job. As the general manager of Penn South, a sprawling co-op complex with 2,820 apartments in Chelsea, Mr. Keany is used to coordinating the schedules of his crew, contractors and residents when any repair work is required. Click here to...
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19
Aug
19
Aug
This election season is one of the most contentious in recent memory, and Americans are by and large sharply divided on their Presidential candidate allegiance – or, not sure at all. The First Amendment provides explicit protections for those wishing to voice their opinion on the...
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19
Aug
What would you do if a member of your co-op was allowing friends, family members, and guests to stay at their apartment while they were away on long business trips? What if that member's residence had been the subject of noise complaints in the past? Would you change the ru...
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