Notwithstanding the fact that state statutes and homeowners’ association governing documents contain specific provisions regarding insurance coverage that is necessary, […]
HOAs Should Have Both “Directors & Officers” Insurance and “Crime/Fidelity” Insurance Read More »
Volunteer officers and directors of homeowners and condominium owners’ associations are not generally personally liable to third parties, such as
WHEN HOA OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS BECOME EXPOSED TO PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR THEIR ACTIONS Read More »
This case involved a dispute between a condominium owner (“Owner”) and his homeowners association (“Association”) over the validity of a
HOA Board’s Adoption of Rule Prohibiting Dogs Over 25 Pounds was Invalid Read More »
With the exception of emergency repairs and dealing with nominal maintenance issues where management personnel may have general authorization to
Contract Formation In Homeowners’ Associations Read More »
Unless the governing documents of a common interest development provide otherwise, homeowners associations, acting through their board of directors, are
HOA Directors Have A Duty To Periodically Inspect Common Area Components Read More »
An often under utilized method for members of associations that govern common interest developments to be heard is the “open
Open Forums Are A Time For Association Members To Be Heard Read More »
Because they rely heavily on volunteer homeowners with varying background experience and limited time that is devoted to providing services
7 Steps HOA Boards Can Take to Minimize the Risk of Fraud & Embezzlement Read More »
The rules pertaining to a homeowner association member’s rights to speak at meetings of the association’s board of directors are
Association Member Rights to Speak at Board of Director Meetings Read More »
This case involved an action by co-owners of a condominium against another owner/board member who served on the association’s board
HOA Director Fails to Get Claims of Wrongdoing Dismissed as “Protected Activity” Read More »
State statutes and association bylaws require homeowners’ associations to have a board of directors to exercise the powers of the
Dealing With Vacancies On An Association’s Board Of Directors Read More »
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