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December 2001HTML

  • Children? Not on My Floor
  • Buddy Needs a New Home
  • Briefs

November, 2001HTML

  • First, a Quick Reminder
  • A Bad Case of the New Construction Blues
  • When Is Stock in a Cooperative Corporation Considered Real or Personal Property?

October, 2001HTML

  • An Open Letter to Our Clients, Colleagues and Friends
  • In the Event a Loved One Is Missing

September, 2001HTML

  • To Sell or Not to Sell
  • Security Must Be the Highest Priority

August, 2001HTML

  • The Battle of the Boroughs Continues
  • Appearances Matter
  • Waste No More
  • Window Guard Reminder

July, 2001HTML

  • It's All in the Details
  • Out of Mind Is Not Necessarily Out of Site
  • Profiting from a Roommate May Soon Be Unprofitable

June, 2001HTML

  • Suit by Board of Managers Barred
  • Is There an Illusory Tenant in the House?
  • Right to Cancel Loan Upheld

May, 2001HTML

  • Cooperative Penalty Found Unreasonable
  • Sublessee Cannot Assign Option After Contract Is Cancelled
  • Service of Process on Dead Tenant Held Void

April, 2001HTML

  • New Firm Name
  • Shareholder Suit Dismissed
  • Scaffold Law Amendment Proposed
  • Free Housing Education Program

March, 2001HTML

  • Statute Permits Blocking of Unsolicited Calls
  • Waiver of Subrogation Applied to Daughter
  • Coop Board Rejection of Foreclosure Sale Upheld
  • Annual Notice of Insurance Coverage
  • New Name for Firm

February, 2001HTML

  • Sales Tax Exemption for Condo and Coop Owners Parking
  • Insurance Policy Coverage Limited

January, 2001HTML

  • Coop Required to Charge Sales Tax on Electricity
  • No Right to Withhold Common Charges
  • Letter to Shareholders May Be Defamatory