With an increase in the amount and type of information available online, many homeowners associations have turned to increasingly sophisticated means of staying in touch with members. Associations are now supplementing the traditional newsletter with password protected bulletin boards on association websites and blast emails notifying members of upcoming events. As a result, residents haveGo to Newsletter
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Do I have the time to devote to my duties and responsibilities as a board member? Being a board member can consume significant amounts of time each month. Don’t volunteer if you don’t have the time to do the job right or can’t attend meetings. Do I work well with others? A board of directorsGo to Newsletter
We asked our attorneys to develop a list of practical tips for boards who are facing a recall vote. This list is not intended to cover the “legalities” of a recall meeting as much as it is to offer worthwhile and practical suggestions for a smooth running meeting and vote. Have legal counsel review yourGo to Newsletter
Discussions of controversial and even not so controversial community association issues are not always models of civility and reasoned political discourse. In this respect, the decision-making process in many homeowner associations does not differ much from what passes for intelligent debate in the halls of Congress today. Insults, name-calling, and allegations of evil intent areGo to Newsletter
Steps To Safeguard You and Your Association Have your attorney conduct a legal audit/checkup. Have all insurance policies reviewed by your attorney for coverage, as well as compliance with your governing documents. Amend your Articles of Incorporation to limit board member liability for breaches of fiduciary duty. Amend your Bylaws to provide for broad indemnificationGo to Newsletter