Florida will soon allow individuals to carry a concealed firearm without a permit. Are rules prohibiting concealed carry on association property enforceable?
Can Your Community Prohibit Guns?
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New Law Shortens Time Period for Filing Construction Defect Claims – Senate Bill 360
SB 360 is the next wave of so-called “tort reform” legislation. The latest target: construction defect claims.
New Legislation – House Bill 837 – Florida Tort Reform (Negligence Claims / Insurance Company Bad Faith)
According to Governor DeSantis, HB 837 is intended to “decrease frivolous lawsuits and prevent predatory practices of trial attorneys that prey on hardworking Floridians.” But what does it mean for community associations?
Is Your Community REQUIRED to Pursue “Self-Help” Remedies?
Per a recent Second District Court decision, some community associations may be REQUIRED to pursue “self-help” remedies in lieu of litigation.
Post Hurricane Tips & Reminders
A few “post-hurricane” tips and reminders to keep in mind as your community works to assess any damage.
Can a unit owner and their tenant simultaneously utilize the association’s recreational facilities & amenities?
Which party is permitted to utilize the community’s amenities when a unit is being leased – tenant, owner or both?
Effective Strategy to Address Short-Term Leasing
Crack down on transient rentals in your community.
Increased Fees Authorized for Estoppel Certificates
Estoppel Certificate Fees Revised.
Are Board Member Emails “Official Records”? New DBPR Declaratory Statement Complicates the Issue
New declaratory decision from the DBPR concerning board member emails as official records
New “Debt Collection Rule” in Effect as of November 30, 2021
New Debt Collection Rule interprets/clarifies the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act