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...
Five Construction Contract Provisions Every Contractor Should Understand
For a contractor, signing a construction contract is not simply the final step before getting started.
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How Pro Athletes Can Protest Endorsements, NIL Income, and Their Brand
Professional athletes can no longer limit their prenuptial agreements to cover the traditional assets of ho...
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...
Do You Need A Digital Prenup? Or…Why Public Figures Should Protect Their Online Assets Before Marriage
In recent years, one category of assets has become increasingly valuable—and increasingly vulnerable during...
How to Build a Real-World Wealth Defense Plan By Turning Law Into Structure
Effective asset protection is not about secrecy or complexity.
From LLC to Tenants in Common: Preserving Each Owner’s Section 1031 Options
Many investors hold real property through a limited liability company (LLC).