Boards in need of cash may want to use cash in the reserve accounts or from legal settlements, but there are important restrictions.
read moreShould homeowner associations maintain defibrillators (or “AEDs”)? These life-saving devices can also be a source of major liability. Proceed with caution.
read moreAuthorizes a common interest development association, when an owner fails to provide a certain required notice, to use the last address provided in writing by the owner, except as specified. […]
read moreProhibits an association from being liable to any person because the governing documents of the association do not contain a provision that would authorize the association to stop harassment of […]
read moreHow does an association select the best bid and the right contractor? Don’t stop at price and quality: investigate these 5 policies before you hire a contractor and save your HOA […]
read moreHow prepared is your HOA or management company in today’s high technology world of information? Have you taken the time to evaluate if association data are in compliance with the […]
read morePublished in the ECHO Journal, May 2008 A recent California Court of Appeals case, Heiman v. Workers’ Compensation Appeal Board, has shed new light on the potential liability that associations […]
read moreFor many people, their home is their greatest asset, yet studies show that 59% of today’s homes are underinsured. Homeowners should update their insurance regularly to include improvements, major purchases […]
read morePublished in the ECHO Journal, February 2010 Many associations are establishing Websites and Internet Bulletin Boards for use by owners and residents. This article will discuss legal issues related to […]
read morePublished in the ECHO Journal, May 2012 As you are traveling home one evening, you notice a consistent dull pain in your lower back. As the weeks pass the pain […]
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