Events & Seminars
Board Certification Course for Condominium Associations – October 17, 2017
Join Pavese Law Firm for a complimentary seminar “Board Certification Course for Condominium Associations” scheduled for October 17...
Community Law Newsletter
September 2017(2) Community Association Newsletter – Avoid Pitfalls with Emergency Repairs
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation may be Florida's insurer of last resort but it is not alone in adopting stricter policy provisi...
Community Law Newsletter
September 2017 Community Association Newsletter – Special Alert: Dealing with the Aftermath of Hurricane Irma
What You Need to Know about Emergency Powers for Condominiums and HOA's, respectively Emergency Order: Contractors Not...
Articles
New Florida Law May Preempt Local Architectural and Signage Regulations
House Bill 1021 prohibits local governments from adopting or enforcing regulations that conflict with corporate trademarks, logos, colo...
Recent News
ALERT: Army Corps of Engineers Withdraws from the Florida Joint Application Process
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District is withdrawing from the Florida Joint Application Process, effective October 1, ...
Events & Seminars
Attorney Christina Harris Schwinn to speak at Sept. 7 Benefits University course
Attorney Christina Harris Schwinn will speak at Leading Edge Benefit Advisors’ fall Benefits University course on Sept. 7 at Florida ...
Recent News
EPA Extends WOTUS Repeal Comment Deadline
The Environmental Protection Agency announced that it is extending the deadline to submit comments on its proposal to repeal the Wate...
Recent News
Attorneys Haverfield, Jensen, Shields, and Montgomery Named to The Best Lawyers in America 2018 List
Pavese Law Firm is pleased to announce William T. Haverfield, II, Diane Jensen, Christopher J. Shields, and Neale Montgomery have bee...
Recent News
News Alert…Opportunity to Extend Permits due to Tropical Storm Emily
Section 252.363(1)(a), Florida Statutes, provides that certain qualifying permits and authorizations are eligible for an extension once...