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Law & Legislation Polly Wanna Lawsuit?
Polly Wanna Lawsuit?

In a recent decision, a New York City co-op was ordered to pay $165,000 to a shareholder over the board’s refusal to allow her to keep her ‘emotional support parrots’ - a judgment the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York …

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Navigating NYC's Lead Testing Laws

Lead paint has remained a critical health hazard in New York City for decades, especially among young children. To combat this, the City has implemented rigorous lead testing and remediation abatement laws, imposing significant penalties fo…

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2024 September Q&A: Co-op Tenant Evicted

Q. In 1999 I inherited a low-income HDFC co-op, which at that time the president told me I could rent out. When my relative passed away in 1998, I had just bought myself a condominium, so I took the president at his word and rented the co…

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2024 September Q&A: Rent Stabilization

Q. I live in a co-op with some unsold shared apartments. This month a woman in a rent stabilized apartment passed away. Will her apartment remain rent stabilized, or can the owner transfer it to market value?                             …

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2024 September Q&A: Late Increase Notice

Q. I signed a contract for a condo unit at the end of November 2023. There was an increase in the maintenance in February 2024, so it’s likely they got notice of this last December. Unfortunately I wasn’t given notice of this $55 increase…

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2024 September Q&A: Mitchell-Lama Unit Rules

Q. I have lived in a Mitchell-Lama co-op since 1992 and never received a copy of the complete house rules. Recently I was assaulted by a neighbor’s husband on co-op property; he is not a tenant on record, yet lives here and is a very dang…

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2024 September Managing E-Waste

As technology evolves and we continuously upgrade to the latest gadgets, older electronics are accumulating, creating a growing issue: electronic waste (e-waste). E-waste includes a wide range of devices such as office technology, smartphon…

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