Let's look at this logically.
Jonathan has routinely backed out of any legal fight in which the other side obtains counsel. He's not going to sue a building association that already has counsel on retainer, simply because to do so, you'd have to have one of two things:
A: A case so airtight and easy to collect damages on that an ambulance-chaser tier lawyer agrees to take it on a contingency fee basis, ie you don't pay until you win, and your lawyer's bill is based on a percentage of your winnings.
B: Enough money to pay a better class of lawyer (hundreds of dollars an hour) to take the case on an hourly fee basis. Requires thousands to get the ball rolling, often tens of thousands to fully pursue a case, especially if appellate-level litigation is required.