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First Department Overrules Decision on Claims Against Condo/Co-op Directors

The First Department's recent decision in <i>Fletcher v. The Dakota, Inc., et al.</i> overrules a prior decision that set forth an overly onerous pleading standard for discrimination claims against coop directors and condominium board members.

6 minute read August 31, 2012 at 07:28 AM
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Kenneth R. Jacobs And Jack J. Malley
First Department Overrules Decision on Claims Against Condo/Co-op Directors

The First Department's recent decision (the “Decision”) in Fletcher v. The Dakota, Inc., et al., 2012 WL 2532149, overrules a prior decision that set forth an overly onerous pleading standard for discrimination claims against cooperative directors and condominium board members.

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