Why Your Neighbor’s Support Animal Isn’t Just a Pet
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Why Your Neighbor’s Support Animal Isn’t Just a Pet
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Before he had even signed a contract, a would-be condo buyer asked one board for something unusual: a green light to bring multiple emotional support animals into the building. On this episode, attorney Daniel Finger, partner at Finger & Finger, shares how the board responded, what it deliberately held back, and why even the Human Rights Commission declined to weigh in. He unpacks how service animals and emotional support animals differ from ordinary pets, and why that distinction matters to everyone sharing a building. Along the way, he explores what happens when one resident’s needs collide with another’s allergies or fears. Habitat's Emily Myers conducts the interview.
The business of running a building is demanding work that requires making endless decisions — some that can quickly lead your board into a quagmire of legal difficulties. Legal Talk interviews New York's leading co-op/condo attorneys to find solutions, and get some guidance, on these challenges. For more co-op and condo insights, sign up to receive Habitat's free newsletters or become a Habitat subscriber today!