Condo FAQs: What is a common element? What is a limited common element? What is an appurtenance to a unit?
Condo FAQs – What is a common element versus a limited common element? What is an appurtenance? When is pre-suit arbitration required?
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RPG Law – Recent Case Results:
Representative cases resolved by RPG in late 2023 and early 2024.
RPG Law: Recent Case Results
Representative cases recently solved by RPG’s Litigation Group.
RPG Obtains $500k+ Settlement on Behalf of HOA Client in Developer Turnover Case
RPG Obtains $500k+ Settlement For HOA Client – Turnover Litigation
RPG Obtains Favorable Appellate Ruling in Breach of Contract Case
RPG client prevails in breach of contract litigation.
RPG Successfully Defends HOA Client Against Annexation Attempt
HOA client prevails on appeal against City seeking to annex HOA property.
Rabin Parker Gurley, P.A. Secures Favorable Trial Verdict in Unauthorized Alteration Case
Rabin Parker Gurley, P.A. secures favorable trial verdict on behalf of condominium association in lawsuit concerning unit owner’s unauthorized alterations and nuisance behavior.
Is Your Multi-Condominium Considering a Divorce?
Can a condominium governed by a multi-condominium association “secede” in favor of forming its own corporate entity?
Shutting Down a Nuisance
While it is always our preference to keep our clients out of the courtroom whenever possible, sometimes violation letters, fines, mediation, and even arbitration is not enough to secure compliance.
Rabin Parker Gurley, P.A. Secures $90,000 Settlement on Behalf of Condominium Association Client in Construction Defect (Roofing) Case
A condominium association located in Pinellas County retained a roofing contractor to install a new roofing system on three condominium buildings within the community. As is all too often the case, the community’s residents noticed water leaking into the buildings shortly after the contractor finished the project.