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A recently decided case underscores the fact that speaking out against the action of a HOA’s Board of Directors, agents and/or management is a constitutionally protected activity. In Country Side
California Homeowners Associations (“HOAs”) primarily exist as California Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Corporations. We have recently encountered some instances where smaller and/or self-managed HOAs have failed to file and pay their
In Coronado Cays Homeowners Association v. City of Coronado (2011), the City of Coronado (“City”) appealed a judgment in which the court determined the City, rather than the Coronado Cays
Laguna Woods’ United Mutual HOA board voted unanimously this month to adopt a policy to compel residents suspected of hoarding to allow the association to inspect their home. In the
The rough economic times have encouraged Homeowners Associations to look for ways to reduce their expenditures. In an effort to reduce electricity costs, some Homeowners Associations in Arizona are turning
A HOA may not be responsible for the entire cost to repair damage if the owner was slow to disclose the situation to the HOA. The heavy rains that hit
TLG awarded $170,000 in attorneys’ fees in maintenance enforcement suit for our HOA client in the City of Orange For those of you that read our blog post, you know
A sincere thank you to all of our clients and industry colleagues that attended our Official Launch Party on Friday, January 28th At one point it was standing room only
TINNELLY LAW GROUP has prevailed in a maintenance enforcement suit for one of our clients–a Homeowners Association (HOA) in the City of Orange, California. Our client initially sought to resolve
Arbitration provisions contained in a developer’s recorded CC&Rs are held not to be binding contractual terms… Our recent blog post titled “Enforceability of Arbitration Provisions in Disputes with Developers” discussed
Arbitration provision contained in developer’s CC&Rs is not binding contract term… Villa Vicenza Homeowners Association v. Nobel Court Development, LLC(2011) WL 72200 OPINION, BENKE, Acting P.J. *1 In this case
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