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December, 2003HTML

  • In the Pink with the Business Judgment Rule
  • Defamation in the Pullman Saga
  • The Apartment as B&B

November, 2003HTML

  • The Property Owner's New Responsibility for Sidewalk Injuries
  • The Importance of Watching the Calendar
  • No Adverse Possession of Air Space from Overhanging Air Conditioners

October, 2003HTML

  • The Inference of Negligence from Burst Water Pipes
  • The Pitfalls of the Homestead Exemption
  • The Requirement of Notarized Proxies Invalidated

September, 2003HTML

  • The Importance of Timely Response to Notices
  • Constructive Eviction Due to Mold
  • Attempt to Remedy Shortage of Square Feet Fails Again

August, 2003HTML

  • City Lead Paint Law Invalidated
  • More on Lead Paint
  • Lack of Disabled Access As Evidence of Negligence

July, 2003HTML

  • Defamatory Statements in Cooperatives
  • Self-Dealing by Board Members
  • The Limits of "Home Occupation"

June, 2003HTML

  • The Right of a Cooperative to Terminate a Shareholder's Tenancy
  • Penalties in Alteration Agreements

May, 2003HTML

  • The Right to Appear and Speak at Annual Meetings
  • Eviction and Forfeiture Because of Criminal Activity

April, 2003HTML

  • Dig We Must!
  • "... And the Earth Below"
  • The Price of Uninhabitability

March, 2003HTML

  • An Attempted Sleight of Hand Exposed
  • New State Law Regulates Withholding of Payments to Contractors
  • Shareholder Notification of D&O Insurance

February, 2003HTML

  • Efforts to Prevent "Troublesome" Shareholder from Running for the Board Not Permitted
  • $250 Fine for Not Keeping Door Closed Held to Be Unenforceable

January, 2003HTML

  • What Did the Judge Call My Mother-in-Law?
  • No Zip Code - No Default
  • The Health and Safety of Other Tenants and Owners Must Come First