As electric vehicles (“EV”) become increasingly common, condominium associations throughout Florida face new challenges. While state law provides a framework for EV Charging Stations on condominium property, several important questions remain unanswered—particularly when it comes to responsibilities of the unit owner and associations, and how those duties are shared when […]
Q: I recently bought a condominium unit. While reviewing the documents, I noticed they include a survey and some diagrams, but they did not seem very detailed and were very blurry and hard to read. Are these important? I want to be sure my ownership rights are properly documented. (J.D., […]
Increased scrutiny of the structural conditions of buildings in Florida is the new reality for condominium and cooperative associations. This new reality includes both structural reserve obligations and the requirement from many associations to perform milestone inspections. Every condominium and cooperative association in the state of Florida that operates a […]
In a recent article for The AI Journal, Jon Polenberg, a shareholder and Vice Chair of Becker & Poliakoff’s Business Litigation Practice Group, unpacks the growing patchwork of U.S. state laws governing artificial intelligence, titled “Patchwork AI Laws Leave Gaps: Colorado and California.” He examines how divergent regulatory frameworks in […]
For community associations across New Jersey (and beyond), board meetings are the nexus of governance, but they can also be a flashpoint for conflict and turmoil. From a legal perspective, the conduct of these meetings is of critical importance. Well-run meetings see dedicated volunteers collaborate to make thoughtful, effective decisions […]
