Kentucky Ct Enjoins Homeowners Short Term Rentals of Property as Prohibited Business Use of Property
Kentucky Appellate Court decision (August 8, 2014). The appellants in this case were homeowners of a property located within a […]
Case Decisions
Nevada Sup Ct Clarifies Who Must Receive Statutory Prelitigation Notice Re Construction Defects
Nevada Supreme Court decision (August 7, 2014). After homeowners found allegedly defective plumbing parts in their residences, they provided a
Texas Court Says HOA Has No Duty to Disclose Latent Defects to Prospective Home Buyer
Texas Appellate Court decision (July 31, 2014). Plaintiffs in this action purchased property located in a common interest development that
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Fed Ct. Clarifies Elements of FHA Discrimination Claims and Who Has Standing to Make Claims v HOA
The parents of two admittedly disabled children who suffered from Down Syndrome brought suit against their homeowners association, with an
Illinois Appellate Ct Awards Homeowner Punitive Damages for Association’s Breach of Fiduciary Duty
In this case, an elderly homeowner suffered water damage to the interior of her condominium unit from a cause that
Fed. Ct. Says Private Individual Can’t Enforce Freedom to Display the American Flag Act of 2005
Louisiana US District Court decision (July 14, 2014): A Louisiana association member filed a federal court action against his homeowners
Iowa Ct Says Insurer Must Comply with Requested Appraisal Before Litigating Coverage Issues
(Topic: Insurance) Iowa Appellate Court decision (July 16, 2014). Appeal by insurance carrier for HOA of the granting of a
Federal Court says attorneys wrongfully filed federal RICO claims and awards sanctions of $83,280.41
US District Court, Northern District of Illinois East Division decision (July 7, 2014). This case involves a dispute between the
New Jersey Court Finds Residual Beneficiary of Homeowner’s Estate is Not Liable for HOA Assessments
UNPUBLISHED New Jersey Appellate Court decision (July 8, 2014). A homeowners association sought to collect unpaid assessments that accrued after
Project’s Principal Architect Owes Duty To Future Homeowners Even If Client Makes Ultimate Decisions
California State Supreme Court decision (July 3, 2014). A homeowners association sued a the project developer and various other parties
