Condominium owners facing issues with their board of managers can take steps to remove a board member if they believe they are not fulfilling their fiduciary duties.
The New York Condominium Act provides a provision for unit owners to call a special meeting to remove a board member if they have violated the governing documents.
Challenging the board's decisions in court can be difficult due to the business judgment rule, but boards can be held accountable if they act with gross negligence or in bad faith.