Event Type: Single Event

If there’s one thing we’ve seen in recent years it’s that disasters can come in many shapes and sizes, but the end results are devastating regardless of the disaster’s form.  Whether the disaster is a fire, building collapse, a multi-million-dollar lawsuit initiated against an association, or the inability to collect assessments because of COVID, we …  Go to Event

Many owners volunteer to serve on their association boards to give back to the community and contribute to a community’s success.  However, what many board members don’t realize at first is that they have many duties and obligations once they are elected to the board. Some of these duties and obligations are contained in the …  Go to Event

Most people do not enjoy discussing insurance, but they really don’t enjoy trying to figure out who has to pay the deductible when a claim is submitted.  Can the deductible be assigned to the owner or does the association have to pay?  Unfortunately, there is not one simple answer to this question and it really …  Go to Event

For most communities, collections are a necessity.  But “collections” may be accomplished by different means depending on the situation.  For example, an association may collect against an owner by initiating a personal lawsuit, or it can collect by initiating a foreclosure lawsuit against the property.  Somewhere in the middle is the receivership option as well.  …  Go to Event

You’re probably tired of hearing attorneys remind you about the required and recommended policies your community should have.  However, with changes in the law in 2021, a few things have changed from prior years, and this is a prime opportunity to discuss what policies are still required and recommended, as well as what policies may …  Go to Event