What One Condo Learned About Enforcing Its Own Rules
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When a Lower East Side condo board ran out of patience with a rule-breaking pet owner, they needed a solution that didn't involve a lengthy and expensive lawsuit. What their attorney found buried in their own governing documents surprised everyone — and ultimately stopped the problem in its tracks. In this episode, attorney Lloyd Reisman, partner at Belkin Burden Goldman, pulls back the curtain on why so many building rules are essentially unenforceable — and what happens when boards find that out the hard way. He explains what residents can expect when buildings haven't updated their documents in years, and the practical steps that separate buildings that can act from those stuck waiting on a judge. Habitat's Emily Myers conducts the interview.
The business of running a building is demanding work that requires making endless decisions — some that can quickly lead your board into a quagmire of legal difficulties. Legal Talk interviews New York's leading co-op/condo attorneys to find solutions, and get some guidance, on these challenges. For more co-op and condo insights, sign up to receive Habitat's free newsletters or become a Habitat subscriber today!