Serving on a community association board means making decisions about budgets, buildings, insurance, contracts, governing documents, and the occasional dispute between neighbors—often all in the same meeting. No volunteer board can reasonably be expected to have professional-level knowledge in every one of those areas, and the law does not expect it to. That is preciselyGoGo to Blog
Taylor Minshall
Taylor Minshall was raised in Lakewood, Colorado. He earned a bachelor’s degree in business communications at DeVry University in Westminster, Colorado. He earned his juris doctor degree and LL.M. degree in international business transactions at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. His experience includes corporate and commercial law, transactions, intellectual property, regulatory compliance, and civil and commercial litigation. Taylor works in the firm’s transaction team and business law group. Taylor enjoys an active lifestyle, traveling, and spending time with his family.