For more episodes of Take It To The Board, click here! Life in community associations can feel like a pressure cooker—board members navigating tough calls, homeowners facing surprise assessments, and industry professionals managing nonstop demands. The common thread? Stress. In this week’s Take It To The Board podcast, host Donna DiMaggio Berger […]
Today, our world is hugely inundated with the use of artificial intelligence (AI). On a personal level we see this in our use of our smartphones and other technologies to access information either through social media or asking “Siri,” “Alexa,” or “Google” for answers, or in the use of services […]
Reconciling Reconciliation House and Senate lawmakers are in Washington for the final time this month before breaking for their Memorial Day week-long recess. In that time, House Republicans aim to pass their comprehensive tax, energy, health, and immigration reconciliation bill after narrowly clearing it out of the Budget Committee last […]
Q: I was unable to find any information on spending limits in our condominium documents for discretionary projects not included in the budget. I also did not find a process in place for presenting these projects to owners for approval. How can owners effectively control the board’s spending on non-budgeted […]
In a recent op-ed for the Miami Herald, Donna DiMaggio Berger addresses how homeowners associations (HOAs) should respond to immigration enforcement actions. Drawing on her extensive experience in community association law, DiMaggio Berger provides guidance on navigating the complex legal and ethical considerations that HOAs may face when dealing with […]
