Instead, Bransten said, the condo association may vote to rename the building, even if the Trump Organization objects. She granted a “summary judgment” motion, ruling for the condo board at an early stage of the case. Lawrence Rosen, a private attorney who represented the Trump Organization in the case, said he might appeal. And, if the condo board does vote, he said Trump’s company would scrutinize the vote for errors. In the case of 200 Riverside, that threat was delivered after the condo board took an informal poll of residents in February 2017.

Source: Washington Post May 03, 2018 10:01 UTC