The Americans With Disabilities Act (“ADA”) is an area of federal law that community association board members and managers must […]
Community Associations and the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Read Post »
In the first part of this series, we discussed when a bond is needed on a federal government construction project
Florida’s statute of repose for construction defect cases is intended to provide certainty to contractors by ensuring that potential claims
An Introduction and History of the Statute of Repose in Florida Read Post »
As discussed in our 2020 segment “Florida’s Construction Lien Laws,” liens provide a contractor that is performing construction services for
Being a community association board member can be challenging and difficult at times. It is a volunteer position, and those
What Every Community Association Board Member Should Know Read Post »
As discussed in Part I of this blog series, the developer controls a condominium association’s board of directors and, therefore,
Developer Turnover of Condominium Associations in Florida: Part II Read Post »
The developer of a condominium manages the association’s operations and governance during the construction and initial sales phase of units.
Developer Turnover of Condominium Associations in Florida: Part I Read Post »
Competitive bidding for projects in Florida is governed by a statutory framework that ensures a fair competitive playing field for
An Introduction to Bid Protests Under Florida’s Administrative Procedure Act Read Post »
Which Florida Statute governs? Lien expiration is a particular topic requiring close attention to the specifics, with drastic differences in
HOA v. COA Liens: Five (5) Years v. One (1) Year Expiration Read Post »
On June 11, 2021, Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 76, addressing property insurance costs, roofing contractor practices,
