Can You Remove That Director? What Co-op, Condo, and HOA Boards Need to Know
Board members run into conflict from time to time, and sometimes the right answer is to remove a director b...
Protecting the Building: Local Law 97 Language Co-op and Condo Boards Should Put in Their Commercial Leases
The first year of Local Law 97 reporting went better than almost anyone expected.
Must an NYC Property Owner Police Whether Its Tenant Actually Lives There? The Pied-à-Terre Surcharge’s Unanswered Question
New York City’s non-primary residence surcharge is now in effect, and the stakes are significant for owners...
Second Home, First-Class Tax Bill: NYC's New Pied-à-Terre Tax Has Arrived
New York City’s tax on second homes exceeding certain market values, also known as the “pied-à-terre” tax, ...
You Got That Yellowstone Injunction. Congratulations. Now Try Keeping It.
To paraphrase Seinfeld: you can get a Yellowstone injunction, but can you keep that Yellowstone injunction?...
At the Front Desk: The Rules for Serving Legal Papers Through a Doorman
Proper service of commencement papers is usually a jurisdictional prerequisite to maintain a court action, ...
The Dakota Attorney Fee Case – A Warning for All Cooperatives
A recent Appellate Division, First Department, decision (the Kasowitz, Benson Decision) has important impli...
