Florida Court Says HOA Cannot “Piggyback” Lien Claims in Foreclosure Action for Unpaid Assessments
Florida Appellate Court decision (June 11, 2014): HOA foreclosure action against a unit in the association now owned by an […]
Dispute Resolution
CA Ct. Says HOA that Dismissed Case is Entitled to Attorney Fees Because it “Got What it Wanted.”
Unpublished California Appellate Court decision (May 28, 2014). This case involved an appeal by a homeowner from a lower court
Nevada Court Rules Non-Disabled Spouse Could Make Claims for Damages Under ADA
Nevada District Court decision (March 21, 2014). Plaintiffs, a husband and wife who were denied access to their community clubhouse
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Parties Lose at Trial, Appeal Decision on Costs Awarded and Lose Again
Kronick v Mackston – unpublished decision by California Appellate Court reported on February 10, 2014. This case arose out of
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South Dakota Court Apportions Sanctions Awarded For Compelling Discovery
February 6, 2014: South Dakaota District Court ruling re amount of sanctions (attorney fees) for motion to compel discovery that
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New Jersey HOA Not Liable for Slip & Fall Injuries on Street In Private Community
February 7, 2014: Unpublished New Jersey Appellate Court decision. Sidewalk slip and fall case where a resident of the community
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HOA Awarded $160,000 for Attorney Fees in Dispute with Homeowner
January 30, 2014 – California appellate court unpublished decision. A homeowners association sued a homeowner regarding maintenance of his property
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CA Court Finds Homeowners’ Dogs are “Clear & Present Danger” to Community & Grants Injunction
A California appellate court affirmed the trial court’s decision in an HOA’s action against homeowners over allegations that the homeowners’
Homeowners Association Entitled to Recover Legal Fees for Frivolous Disability Discrimination Claim
August 2, 2012. A Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York reversed a lower court’s ruling denying a homeowners
Attorney Fees Are Not Recoverable by the Prevailing Party if a Discrimination Claim was not Frivolous
May 17, 2013. A U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia Appellate Court ruling affirmed a trial court’s summary judgment
