The Fall 2023 edition features an article informing boards and managers about what to expect in the future to stay in compliance with the Corporate Transparency Act (by Daniel E. Melchi, Esq.). An article advising boards about their involvement in the tenant approval process. (by Cynthia C. Hodge, Esq.). Also included, Stephen A. Finamore, Esq. discusses what it means and what to do if the association is served with a petition for Interpleader. Community Matters is published on our...
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The Summer 2023 edition features an article advising board members and managers on what it means to be a witness in court (by Harrison J. Woodworth, Esq.). An article providing tips to protect Attorney-Client privilege's. (by Elina V. Brim, Esq.). 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. Don't forget to check out part one of Summer 2023! Thank you! Download Community...
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The Summer 2023 edition features an article answering the question "What happens when there are no board members, and what can the members do to get a board in place?" (by Brendan R. Hunter, Esq. ). An article addressing enforcement issues with pet restrictions. (by Joseph C. Larkin, Esq.). Also included, Brandon D. Wagner, Esq. discusses condominium developments are approved by Federal Housing Administration ("FHA") and what benefits come with that certification approval. Community...
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Join us for the 2023 Board Boot Camp, a complimentary community association seminar on Saturday, September 23, 2023 from 9:00am to 12:00pm. Avoid Making the News: a focus on proper enforcement and recent case law that affects our industry Our theme this year is Avoid Making the News, which features three sessions: “Bad Facts Make Bad Laws,” which focuses on proper enforcement and recent case law that affects our industry; “Collect Assessments, Not Headlines,” which highlights...
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Jason Hammer and his associate, Lewis Glenn, represented the Defendant in a case arising out of 2017 motor vehicle accident, in which the Defendant admittedly failed to yield while turning left in front of the Plaintiff. The collision was significant and the Plaintiff’s head shattered the windshield of his vehicle. The Plaintiff was transported to the emergency room by ambulance where he underwent diagnostic testing and was discharged. Fortunately, his only injury was a contusion /...
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