Connor J. Thomson

Overview

Connor J. Thomson is an attorney in Becker’s Condo, Co-Op, & HOA practice in Doylestown, Pa., where he represents developers and residential builders in real estate, planned community and condominium matters. He focuses on preparing practical, legally defensible governing documents that support effective, long-term community administration.

His experience includes drafting and amending governing documents, advising on compliance with the Uniform Condominium Act, Uniform Planned Community Act, Nonprofit Corporation Law and Fair Housing Act, and assisting with transitions from declarant control. Connor also advises on a wide range of community developments, including age-restricted communities, traditional neighborhood developments, master associations and mixed-use projects featuring multifamily, single-family, commercial, and industrial properties. His practice also encompasses general real estate transactions, including agreements of sale, leases, easements, and deeds.

Before joining Becker, Connor was an associate at a Philadelphia-area law firm, where he provided general counsel services to hundreds of community associations.

Connor is active in the Community Associations Institute’s Keystone Chapter and regularly writes and speaks on community association issues.