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By James M. Gonzalez April 12, 2022 Posted in Construction Law

In this series, we previously discussed how contractors, subcontractors, and sub-subcontractors can protect themselves when performing work on federal public projects. We also discussed when a bond is needed on a federal government construction project – for public works or building contracts in excess of $100,000.00 – and the types […]

By Hans C. Wahl April 4, 2022 Posted in Community Association Law

Community association board members and managers must be mindful of the Fair Housing Act (“FHA”) and the obligations it puts on housing providers such as condominium and homeowners’ associations.  The FHA prohibits discrimination by housing providers on the basis of race; color; religion; sex; national origin; familial status; or disability.  […]

By Jessica A. Cappock March 24, 2022 Posted in Community Association Law

If you are a part of a homeowner’s association, whether as a general member, or part of the board, you’ve most likely come into contact with photos of community violations. After all, it’s only human nature to snap a quick picture of a community violation to document the occurrence. Most […]