Q: My homeowners’ association recently posted new rules concerning the use of our community pool in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The board stated that if the rules are violated, the association has the right to suspend the owner’s right to use the pool. Because the pool is a community […]
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Hurricane Insurance Claim Deadlines
05.26.2020
Almost three years have passed since Hurricane Irma and almost two years since Hurricane Michael. If your community has received insurance money and rebuilt, or if your community has only suffered minor damages, both hurricanes may seem a lifetime ago. Unfortunately, many communities are still suffering through unpaid claims and, […]
Areas of Focus:
Construction Law & Litigation
While it may seem to many unit owners that a director must also be a member of the association, this is not necessarily the case. This question is document driven. If the governing documents of a condominium association do not specifically require that a director also be a unit owner […]
Areas of Focus:
Condo, Co-Op & HOA
Tennis Courts – Executive Order 147
05.21.2020
On May 18 Governor Murphy’s Executive Order #147 (“EO”) was published. The order, among other matters, permits the opening of private “tennis clubs” subject to compliance with various regulations. Our Community Association Practice Group has reviewed these regulations and it is our opinion that association boards need to take the […]
Areas of Focus:
Condo, Co-Op & HOA
Spring is traditionally the hottest time of the year for real estate. Inventory typically spikes as many sellers put their properties for sale. Buyers enter the market knowing that inventory is increasing. But that has changed some this year with the coronavirus in full effect. The economy came to a […]
