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Governor Brown Signs SB 880 Dealing With Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

By the condo lawyers and HOA attorneys at SwedelsonGottlieb As reported by the Community Association Institute’s California Legislative Action Committee (CLAC), “Senate Bill 880 leapfrogged ahead of hundreds of other bills and was signed into law on February 29, 2012. Since this bill was passed as an Urgency Bill, it…

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Nuisance Provision In HOA’s CC&Rs Allowed For Attorney’s Fees and Costs Award of $600,000+; Allocation Not Necessary Where Same Facts And Evidence Involved On All Claims

Blog post by David Swedelson, SwedelsonGottlieb Partner, Condo Lawyer and HOA Attorney Think the court will not award significant attorney’s fees in a breach of CC&Rs case? In Klein v. Nyamathi (Bell Canyon HOA), a recent (unpublished) Court of Appeals Decision, the Nyamathis were found liable to their neighbors at…

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Lead Paint On Your Common Area Walls?

Blog posting by David Swedelson, Partner SwedelsonGottlieb; Condo Lawyer and HOA Attorney As of April 22, 2010, the new Environmental Protection Agency lead paint requirements for most dwelling units and common areas within homeowners associations which were built before 1978 became effective and may impact many California Community Associations. Under…

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Condo Buyers Frustrated In Hunt For FHA Mortgages

Blog post by David Swedelson, Senior Partner at SwedelsonGottlieb, Condo lawyer and HOA attorney An interesting article on condos and FHA-backed financing is making the rounds on the Internet. Originally published in the Chicago Tribune Buying and appearing in the February 13th edition of the LA Times, the article (follow…

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David Swedelson Speaking About Dealing With Nuisances On February 14, 2012

SwedelsonGottlieb Senior Partner David Swedelson will be a speaker at the Orange County Chapter of Community Associations Institute’s (CAI) February 14, 2012 educational program “Dealing With Nuisances.” For more information about this program and to sign up, follow this link. · Learn what a nuisance is and the types of…

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Yes, California Condominium And Homeowner Associations Can Have A Dog Removed

By David Swedelson, Senior Partner, SwedelsonGottlieb, Condo Lawyer and HOA Attorney We are often asked by boards and managers whether a California condominium or planned development homeowners association (HOA) has the right to have a dog or another pet removed from the association because it violates the association’s governing documents.…

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