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Developer’s Misrepresentations Relating to the Nature and Quality of Views from High-Rise Riverfront Condominium Results in Award of Treble Damages

04.13.2016
Martin C. Cabalar

Were you promised “breathtaking,” “unparalleled waterfront views” or an “unbelievable panoramic range” of views of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline from your condominium unit, only to have your view obstructed by a neighboring building constructed after your purchase?  Depending on the circumstances surrounding the sale and marketing of your condominium, […]

Areas of Focus: Condo, Co-Op & HOA

The Construction Lawyer’s Guide To Chapter 558, Florida Statutes: A Practical Checklist

04.01.2016
Steven B. Lesser

This checklist will assist counsel when evaluating compliance with Florida’s Construction Defects Statute, Chapter 558, Florida Statutes (“FCDS”). These issues arise frequently and must always be considered when claims for defective design/construction are pursued and defended. First conceived in 2003, the FCDS has undergone several revisions and constantly poses new […]

Areas of Focus: Construction Law & Litigation, Chapter 558 Specialized Claims Team

Failure to Provide A Smoke Free Environment Entitles Co-op Owner to Reimbursement of Substantial Maintenance Fees

03.09.2016

A recent decision of a New York trial court proved very costly for a cooperative. An owner successfully sued the co-op for breach of the warranty of habitability, constructive eviction and breach of contract based on the infiltration of second hand smoke into the owner’s apartment. The New York Real Property Law […]

Areas of Focus: Condo, Co-Op & HOA