In our most recent blog post, we responded to a reader considering eliminating the lifeguard at their pool. This is something that many communities have considered doing this pool season as a result of the amendments to the Public Recreational Bathing Code, N.J.A.C. 8:26-1 (the “Code”), particularly the requirement that facilities with pools […]
Q: Our association is considering eliminating the lifeguard at our pool. Do we need to do anything other than post “swim at your own risk” signs? A: Many communities throughout the State of New Jersey are giving serious consideration to eliminating the lifeguard at their pool in light of the amendments […]
Q: A resident is demanding copies of attorney invoices, but aren’t these subject to the attorney-client privilege? A: The simple answer is: it depends. While “it depends” is not the most satisfyingly complete answer, owners generally have a right to see our invoices. However, when an invoice pertains to or contains attorney-client […]
Areas of Focus:
Condo, Co-Op & HOA
Q: Can board members adopt a policy requiring all members of the Board to execute a confidentiality agreement? A: While there is no New Jersey case law directly on point, the likely answer is that with respect to material that is confidential, the governing board of a […]
Areas of Focus:
Condo, Co-Op & HOA
Q: Is there a limit how much we can charge to pull, provide and copy requested paperwork? Can we make a profit? A: Yes, there is a limit to the amount a condominium association can charge its residents to provide copies of records the association is required to keep […]
Areas of Focus:
Condo, Co-Op & HOA
