Spring is just around the corner and sprucing up is often top of mind. Whether that means improving yards, documents, or relationships, this edition of Becker’s Community Update offers practical […]
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A newly filed bill by Senator Jason Pizzo, SB 1490, could create a significant change in terms of an association’s ability to invest the community’s operating and reserve funds in depositories […]
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Keeping Politics Out of Your Community Association by Becker / Donna DiMaggio Berger | 09.15.2020 Not surprisingly, the chatter about whether or not political signs should be permitted in private […]
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An Introduction to HB 969: Florida’s Proposed Data Privacy Law Jack S. Kallus | Becker Lawyers Client Advisory Yesterday, House Bill 969 titled Consumer Data Privacy was introduced as a potential […]
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The COVID-19 Vaccine & Your Community: How do you feel about your community becoming a point of distribution (POD)? by Becker Lawyers Community leaders and residents have been tested by […]
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Florida Condominium Act, extensively regulates amendments to condominium documents. Joseph E. Adams / Becker BlogPublication | Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog Q: After the unit owners in a condominium association […]
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An Association’s Response to Owners Requiring Additional Care Robyn M. Severs | 12.11.2020 Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog Some older individuals choose to live out their final years in […]
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Washington, D.C. Update: Bipartisan Emergency COVID Relief Act of 2020 by Omar Franco of Becker Tuesday evening, the House passed HR 8900, an appropriations Continuing Resolution (“CR”) that extends current […]
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Is It a Limited Common Element? By: Michael Dermody, Esq. of Becker Most condominium unit owners may think that limited common elements are those areas outside the condominium unit that […]
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Can Political Flags Be Flown? Q&A by DAVID G. MULLER / Becker Q: I went on a walk in my community and saw at least 8 homes flying either Trump […]
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