In this week’s Ask Real Estate section of the New York Times, Debra Guzov explained what steps condo owners can take when their neighbors fail to clean up after a party. “It is very likely that the failure to clean up this outdoor space amounts to a violation of the offending tenants’ lease,” said Debra J. Guzov, a lawyer in Manhattan.
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For many businesses, new reporting requirements created under the federal Corporate Transparency Act are, as a recent Forbes headline put it, the “biggest issue you’ve never heard of.” The federal government is implementing rules that would require most entities...
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