03/07/2026
PROTECT YOUR COOP: NAVIGATING "OBJECTIONABLE CONDUCT" TERMINATIONS
The Pullman Doctrine can help Cooperative Boards and Property Managers to deal with people who engage in objectionable conduct.
In our latest article, "Terminating Cooperative Leases for Objectionable Conduct: A Practical Guide," we break down:
✅ The Pullman Power: How the Business Judgment Rule protects Board decisions from judicial second-guessing. ✅ Real-World Situations: Lessons from Rockwood Owners Corp. (safety violations), 61 E. 72nd St. (maintenance neglect), and Caton Towers (non-monetary defaults). ✅ The Legal and Management Role in assisting coop Boards with the Pullman process.
The New York courts continue to affirm that Boards are the final arbiters of their community standards—provided they act in good faith and follow the proprietary lease requirements.
Read the article here: https://colbertlaw.us/terminating-cooperative-leases-for-objectionable-conduct-a-practical-guide-for-boards-and-management-companies
Terminating Cooperative Leases for Objectionable Conduct: A Practical Guide for Boards and Management Companies Posted by Team Colbert Law Boards, Business, Condo Coop HOA, Litigation, Real Estate For cooperative boards, their management companies, and their legal counsel, navigating the terminatio...