Q: In one of your recent columns, you wrote about a new law that imposes term limits of eight years on condominium directors. Is this retroactive? (S.L. via e-mail) A: In my opinion, no. Of course, lawyers’ opinions are just that, and what the courts have to say is what ultimately […]
Property owners have often found that improving their property to make them more energy efficient or wind resistant is expensive. However, our legislators authorized Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) programs to help homeowners finance the cost of those home improvements. PACE programs are specifically designed to assist both residential and commercial property […]
Becker’s Spotlight offers a weekly in-depth analysis of an issue driving the discussion in Washington. This week’s edition discusses the HEAL Act of 2018, which the Senate could consider and if passed, would make substantive changes to Medicare and Medicaid policies in order to combat the opioid crisis.
One of the first summer jobs I ever had was working at Blockbuster Video. I earned $4.25 an hour, but I enjoyed working there. Blockbuster was one of the fastest-growing companies in the country. It had thousands of stores and customers. It had a bowl game named after itself. It […]
There are a multitude of reasons for bringing a bid protest. It is important to bear in mind that bid protests are highly factually driven and each matter must be looked at on a case by case basis. For example, grounds that may be “material” under one set of set […]
