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Community Association Liable for Negligently Installed and Maintained Bollard
In one recent appellate court case, J.L. Property Owners Association, Inc. v. Schnurr, 2022 WL 39421 (Fla. 4th DCA, January … more
Assessments Past Due? What Should You Do Before Sending to Your Attorney for Collection Action?
Reviewing the association’s financials on a regular basis is one of the cornerstones of managing an association and … more
Community Association Meeting Basics
This is a first in a series of articles on community association meetings. In this first article, we address the basics of … more
Florida’s Safe Harbor – Calculating Bank Liability for Delinquent Assessments After Foreclosure of Multiple Condominium Units
The real estate market has seen a tremendous influx of large companies purchasing multiple units and lots within an … more
To Insure or Not to Insure? – Determining the Association’s Insurance Obligations in Townhome Communities
A frequent area of concern and dispute among owners and board members of townhome communities is the scope and extent of the … more
4th DCA Applies 1 Year Statute of Limitations for Deficiency Judgment
The rule in any litigation is that timing is everything. Miscalculating deadlines, and especially mis-construing application … more