A Queens Coop, governing pursuant to a staggered election process, did not hold elections during the Covid-19 Pandemic (2020-2022). Two shareholders brought an action contesting the 2023 election. Continue reading “From the Dockets: Court Says Board’s Decision on Election Procedures is Valid Use of Authority”
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Case Law Update: Unit Owner’s Free Speech Rights Prevail
A recent Court decision illustrates the extent to which a homeowner’s behavior – as contentious and trying as it feels – must be tolerated and, resultingly, emphasizes the need for a communication plan among the Board, the management company, and, if necessary, the Board’s counsel. Continue reading “Case Law Update: Unit Owner’s Free Speech Rights Prevail”
Taylor, Eldridge & Endres, P.C. Promotions
Taylor, Eldridge & Endres, P.C., is proud to announce the promotion of three of its associate attorneys to equity partners.
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Disability Discrimination Claims
When a Board receives notice that one of their members or shareholders has filed a disability discrimination claim, there are often more questions than answers, especially when the claim is filed by the Department of Human Rights or Suffolk County Human Rights Commission. Continue reading “Disability Discrimination Claims”
CAI-LI Trade Show 2024 – Sneak Peek
Join us, Saturday, October 19, 2024, for the CAI-LI Annual Trade Show . Free admission for Board members of co-ops, condos, and HOAs. Don’t miss this day – you’ll find service providers, meet other board members, and learn useful information regarding all practical matters of community association living. Please join us! Continue reading “CAI-LI Trade Show 2024 – Sneak Peek”
New York Enacts Good Cause Eviction Law
On April 20, 2024, New York enacted the Good Cause Eviction Law, significantly curtailing a landlord’s ability to evict tenants. Continue reading “New York Enacts Good Cause Eviction Law”
State Strikes Squatters’ Protections
The New York State Legislature has recently passed legislation to combat the recent uptick in squatters in New York. Continue reading “State Strikes Squatters’ Protections”
The Corporate Transparency Act
The Corporate Transparency Act (the “CTA”) was passed in 2021 to safeguard national security and the U.S. financial system by helping to detect and report suspicious activity related to money laundering and terrorist financing. Continue reading “The Corporate Transparency Act”
Refresher: Suffolk County Cooperative Housing Law
In 2009, Suffolk County passed the Suffolk County Cooperative Housing Law seeking to, among other things, “require cooperative boards or associations to give potential buyers written notice of the grounds for a rejection of a potential buyer’s application for purchase.” Continue reading “Refresher: Suffolk County Cooperative Housing Law”
SPECIAL MEETINGS
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