We often warn clients not to use the word “security” in governing documents, rules, signs, etc. Why? Because, the creation of an appearance that the association is providing, enhancing or maintaining security can create liability. Recently, a New York woman was raped by a pizza delivery boy who was allowed access to theGo to Resource
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As growing numbers of baby boomers enter retirement age those who own their own businesses are faced with the challenges of generating an exit plan. An exit plan requires not only preparing yourself mentally for retirement but also readying your business for sale. A recent article in the Northern Colorado Business Report discussesGo to Resource
Over the last 30 years technology has evolved resulting in a virtual world where we are all connected in some way. Whether it’s “Googling” cheap plane tickets, researching answers to questions or connecting to our friends and families, the Internet is now a way of life. Technology has also transformed the way weGo to Resource
Colorado has recently joined larger states like New York, Florida and California in suffering a wave of “Drive-by Litigation.” Recently a single disabled plaintiff and Florida attorneys have filed many nearly identical lawsuits designed to extort settlements from Denver Metro Area businesses for failure to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). Go to Resource
A new law which goes into effect on November 22, 2012, in Santa Monica, California prohibits all new owners or residents of multi-unit housing from smoking within their unit. The law states that condominium associations must complete a smoking survey of their current residents where owners will be required to designate their unitsGo to Resource