Lueder, Larkin & Hunter, LLC collected $8,246,496.42 for our clients in 2017! We know the importance of collections. We know that clients do not want to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars per delinquent account without getting results. Our firm therefore pioneered the industry with results-oriented collections that we call Common Sense Collections. We place the financial burden of collections and place it where it should be – on the delinquent owner and debtor. Our firm pioneered...
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The Association sued a corporate owner for unpaid assessments which accrued after a tax sale. In response, the corporate owner countersued for the Association in excess of $430,000.00. The corporate owner asserted that the Association was negligent, breached the Bylaws, and breached its fiduciary duty to it by selling a judgment lien on the corporate owner’s property to a creditor. Specifically, the corporate owner argued that its property was sold at a tax sale, and a third party creditor...
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The Fall 2017 edition features an article about important new bankruptcy rules, forms and deadlines (by Daniel Melchi), an article discussing the practical approach to enforcing covenant violations (by John Lueder), and an article on a bankruptcy's effect on covenant enforcement and collection efforts (by Andrew Grattan). Community Matters is published on our website on a quarterly basis, and if you would like hard copies, we can make those available for you as well. Thank you! Download...
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Come join us at the 2017 Board Boot Camp! Session 2 is on Saturday, November 11, 2017. Board Boot Camp is a complimentary community association seminar. The event is three hours, and includes CE credits. Featuring sessions on: “Association!” – The Community Association Game Show, with topics on: POA v. COA v. HOA Managing Vendor Contracts The Fair Housing Act Understanding the Bylaws Amending the Governing Documents What does Leasing in an HOA or Condo...
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Thua G. Barlay, a partner at the firm’s Conyers office, has been named to the Leadership Atlanta Class of 2018, one of the nation’s oldest and most sustained community leadership programs for business, civic, and community leaders. Barlay is one of 86 participants selected for the program from close to 500 applications received from across metro Atlanta. Representing all sectors of Atlanta – education, law, nonprofit, technology, media, health care, and government, Leadership Atlanta...
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