New York Law Journal...on allegations of disability discrimination, trespass, and conversion against the Harbour Pointe Homeowners' Association ("HPHA") and one of its officers, Candace Graser...
...and several paralegals who committed 557 hours to defending the Harbour Pointe Homeowners Association. ...
...Cite as: Taylor v. Harbour Pointe Homeowners Association, 11-951-cv, NYLJ 1202568664231, at *1 (2d Cir., Decided...
...of New York (Curtin, J.) granting Defendants-Appellees-Cross-Appellants Harbour Pointe Homeowners Association ("HPHA") and Candace Graser's motion for summary...
...Cite as: Taylor v. Harbour Pointe Homeowners Association, 11-951-cv, NYLJ 1202565972284, at *1 (2d Cir., Decided...
...Taylor v. Harbour Pointe Homeowners Association, 11-951-cv, involves a lawyer with a...
...from depression. She lives in a community managed by the Harbour Pointe Homeowners Association (HPHA). Since 2005, her neighbors have complained of clutter visible...
...Cite as: Taylor v. Harbour Pointe Homeowners Association, 09-CV-257-JTC, NYLJ 1202482873168, at *1 (WDNY, Decided...
...provided that the Country Point homeowners would automatically be mandatory social...become members of a Homeowners' Association (the "Buyer's Homeowners Association...
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