Subrogation is a legal concept that frequently arises in community association operations, particularly in the context of property damage claims. While the term may sound technical, the underlying principle is straightforward and important for board members to understand.
Among the multitude of challenges that community association boards and managers face daily, nuisance complaints often present particularly thorny issues. Not every unpleasant situation rises to the level requiring the Association’s intervention and knowing where to draw the line is crucial for effective governance.
Washington, DC, May 26, 2026 — Becker, a multi-practice commercial law firm with attorneys, lobbyists, and other professionals, is pleased to announce that Senior Government Relations Consultant Neri Ann Martinez has been appointed to the advisory board of Aspen Institute’s Aspen Conexión. The Aspen Institute is a nonpartisan global nonprofit that […]
Q: I serve on my condominium association’s board of directors and recently, we were informed that the association had been sued by someone regarding an injury that occurred on the condominium property. The board has questions as to what actions it should take to protect the association’s interests. How should […]
Becker shareholder Jon Polenberg, along with attorneys Alyssa Weiss, Gabrielle O. Sliwka, and Rayaan A. Hossain authored the United States chapter in Global Legal Insights – AI, Machine Learning & Big Data 2026, published by Global Legal Group. Chapter 26 – USA provides a comprehensive overview of the legal and regulatory landscape surrounding artificial intelligence, machine...
