Co-op and Condo Boards’ Secret Litigation Weapon

Lawsuits from co-op and condominium unit owners opposing their boards’ conduct have become commonplace. The legal battles often entail costly and protracted litigation over contested factual issues and can plunge a the community into civil war. Fortunately, boards in New York have a little known but widely effective alternative for defending their conduct while averting communal fratricide.

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