This article could have been called “Phishing and Hacking and Ransomware, Oh My!” Estimates range from thousands to millions of cyberattacks occurring every day around the world, and community associations and their vendors are prime targets. Community associations increasingly rely on digital technology for their operations. Official records are stored […]
When a water leak occurs, many condominium associations prioritize figuring out who is responsible for the water leak and the resulting damages. However, in most cases, that is the wrong approach when dealing with a water leak. Instead, if a water leak occurs, your condominium association should focus on engaging […]
WHAT HAPPENED: The courts are fond of saying, as the highest court of the state has itself said, a cooperative is a “little hub of democracy.” Well, as we all know, that means a lot of fighting these days. And that is what has been going on with Inwood Tower, […]
Florida continues to refine its approach to addressing the state’s housing affordability challenges. On June 26, 2026, the Governor signed House Bill 1389 (2026), the latest revision to the Live Local Act, into law, and it will take effect on July 1, 2026. With the passage of House Bill 1389, […]
With Hurricane Season underway, now is the perfect time to ensure your community is prepared. From taking proactive steps before a storm arrives to planning for electric vehicle safety during severe weather events, this issue of CUP offers valuable guidance to help your association navigate hurricane season. You’ll also find […]
