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Pryor Cashman Partner Eric Sherman, a member of the firm's Real Estate Litigation Group, has been called upon by The New York Times to answer various questions posed by readers of its Real Estate section, both in print and online. 

Most recently, Sherman answered a question about a shareholder’s ability to stop a co-op board from performing unnecessary renovations. To see his answer, which appeared in The New York Times on November 3, 2011, please click here.

To see Sherman's answer to a question about whether a co-op board can reject a buyer without reason. To see his answer, which appeared in The New York Times on July 7, 2011, please click here.

To see Sherman’s answer to a question from the treasurer of a co-op as to how long the co-op’s documents, such as bank statements, checks, etc., had to be kept, which appeared in the Sunday New York Times on November 28, 2010, please click here.

To see Sherman's answer to a question about whether co-op or condo board members ever get paid for their services which appeared in the May 23, 2010 Sunday New York Times, please click here.

To see Sherman's answer to a question about reverse mortgages for co-op owners which appeared in the November 29, 2009 Sunday New York Times, please click here.

To see Sherman's answer to a question about rent stabilzation which was first posed online on The New York Times website on August 1, 2008 and then appeared in the August 3rd Sunday New York Times, please click here.

To see Sherman's answer to a question which was posed in the Sunday, August 12, 2007 edition of The New York Times, please click here. To see his answer to a question posed in the Sunday, May 13, 2007 edition of The New York Times, please click here.