Per a recent Second District Court decision, some community associations may be REQUIRED to pursue “self-help” remedies in lieu of litigation.
Is Your Community REQUIRED to Pursue “Self-Help” Remedies?
All posts tagged: Litigation
Litigation: Preserving and Maintaining Evidence for Trial (Video Blog)
Attorney Monique Parker provides practical advice that clients can use to prepare for litigation.
Litigation: Evidence to Win Your Case (Video Blog)
Attorney John Kimbrough discusses the various types of evidence used to win cases.
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.
Litigation: Do I Have To Be Deposed? (Video Blog)
Can you avoid being deposed? What should you know going into your deposition?
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.
CHAPTER 558 – Florida’s Construction Defect Statute
Chapter 558 of the Florida Statutes broadly governs “construction disputes”. The Statute generally requires that owners (i.e., associations) provide pre-suit notice to developers, contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers and/or design professionals before the association is permitted to commence legal action against any of the aforementioned parties in connection with an allege construction defect.
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?