The recent case of Levy v. 103-25 68th Ave. Owners, Inc. offers some valuable insights for property managers and board members within cooperative housing communities. In June 2018, the Levys commenced this action against the co-op defendants and the occupants of the neighboring apartment, alleging, inter alia, that the co-op defendants exceeded the scope of their authority, discriminated against them for having children, and acted in bad faith. Read the article…………………………….
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