BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Here are some key points to consider: Privacy Concerns: Video doorbell cameras can capture images and recordings of common areas and individuals entering or exiting the building. Privacy concerns arise when cameras capture the activities of residents, visitors, and even neighboring buildings. Co-op Governing […]
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NYC Building HOA Legal Guide: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Creating a homeowners association (HOA) policy for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in a New York City (NYC) building involves considerations related to property rights, legal regulations, and the needs of residents. Here’s a general legal guide to help you navigate the process: Understand Applicable […]
Electric vehicles: NY Coop Board Regulations
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Electric vehicle (EV) charging in New York City (NYC) cooperative buildings (co-ops) involves considerations related to building infrastructure, regulations, and the rights of co-op unit owners. Here’s a guide to understanding co-op board regulations for EV charging: Review Governing Documents: Begin by reviewing the co-op’s […]
Condo disputes involving cell phone towers in NYC
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Disputes involving cell phone towers in New York City (NYC) condominiums can arise when condo boards or unit owners consider installing or opposing the installation of cell phone towers or related equipment on the building’s rooftop or common areas. These disputes can involve a range of […]
Video Doorbell Camera Laws in NYC Condos
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Video doorbell camera laws in New York City (NYC) condos can involve considerations related to privacy, surveillance, and property rights. The installation and use of video doorbell cameras should comply with local laws, the condo’s governing documents, and best practices to ensure the rights and privacy […]
Email correspondence and legal pitfalls, with regards to NYC Condo Board Meetings and Business
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Email correspondence in the context of NYC condo board meetings and business can be a valuable communication tool, but it also comes with potential legal pitfalls. While emails can facilitate communication and documentation, they should be used carefully to avoid miscommunication, violations of privacy, and potential […]
LEGAL GUIDE FOR NYC CONDO BUILDINGS, THAT HAVE TO DEAL WITH ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Dealing with electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in New York City condo buildings involves a combination of legal, regulatory, and practical considerations. Here is a legal guide to help condo buildings navigate this process: Review Local Regulations: Familiarize yourself with NYC building codes and regulations […]
Legal guide for building owners in NYC, when dealing with electric vehicle charging stations
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M When building owners in New York City (NYC) are dealing with the installation and management of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, there are several legal and regulatory considerations to keep in mind. Zoning and Building Codes: Check the NYC zoning and building codes to ensure […]
Airbnb legal issues for NYC Condominiums
BY JOHN KIRITSIS, ESQ., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M Short-Term Rental Regulations: New York City has stringent regulations regarding short-term rentals, especially those for less than 30 days. In many cases, renting an entire unit for less than 30 days when the host is not present is illegal, as it is considered a violation […]