A former employee has been making noise about filing a lawsuit for months. You have received letters, emails and calls alleging that termination was improper and seeking resolution of the allegations. You have not reported anything to your insurance carrier although you have been threatened with a possible lawsuit. Finally, suit is filedGo to Resource
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Does your community use booting as an enforcement mechanism? “Booting” a vehicle involves placing a metal lock (i.e. “boot”) on one of the vehicle’s wheels making it impossible to drive or move the vehicle until the boot is removed. Although booting is not as popular as towing, it has been used by associationsGo to Resource
The January issue of the DORA HOA Info Office Complaints Report, contains a review of what exactly the HOA Information Office and Resource Center has done, seen and heard in the past year. Here is what stands out to me: The largest area of complaint (17% of the 477 complaints) relates to recordsGo to Resource
Association as landlord?! Occasionally it happens. Our advice to clients who obtain ownership of a home through foreclosure is to rent it out until the first mortgage forecloses on the property. One of the questions we are asked is, “What happens to our tenant when the bank’s foreclosure is completed?” The Protecting TenantsGo to Resource
As we anticipated, the 2012 Colorado Legislative Session may be a busy one as it relates to laws affecting associations. On opening day, SB12-030 was introduced as a “clean-up” bill for certain administrative provisions of the public trustee foreclosure statute. However, in our opinion it does more than that. One significant proposed amendmentGo to Resource