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: New Jersey Law BlogStark & Stark Shareholder Presents Seminar on "Noise" Issues With Respect to New York City's Co-ops and Condominums
By Stark & Stark
Shareholder Chairperson of Stark & Stark's Co-op & Condominium Law Group, David J. Byrne, presented materials to New York City Co-op and condominium board members in a seminar entitled "Solving Noise Issues". Mr. Byrne discussed New York's Real Property, along with New York City's Noise Control Code and Building Code, in relation to noise in and/or around the city's co-ops and condominiums. He addressed a board's fiduciary duties in relation to noise issues and complaints, along with the business judgment rule and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Mr. Byrne was joined in presenting the materials by Irwin Cohen, founder and president of A. Michael Tyler Realty Corp., a well known New York City property management firm.
The November 14, 2010, presentation was part of the Council of New York Cooperatives & Condominiums' 30th Annual Housing Conference. The Council of New York Cooperatives & Condominiums (CNYC) was founded in 1975, and is a membership organization dedicated to the interests of housing cooperatives and condominiums.
You can listen to the full presentation online here.
Full post as published by New Jersey Law Blog on November 24, 2010 (boomark / email).
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