Florida Supreme Court rules that Implied Warranty of Habitability applies to “essential services” improvements in common areas in residential subdivisions.
Maronda Homes, Inc. v. Lakeview Reserve Home Owners Assn. 2013 WL 3466814 (Fla. July 11, 2013) The Lakeview Reserve HOA sued Maronda ...
Community Association News
Summary of Changes Chapter 719, Florida Statutes, Governing Cooperatives...
Summer 2013 Community Association Newsletter – JUNE 2013
Written by Christopher J. Shields Summer 2013 Legislative Updates... To read about these legislative updates, click here....
Area Attorneys Recognized as Super Lawyers, Rising Stars
Published in: Gulfshore Business Daily - June 14, 2013 Pavese Law Firm partners Diane L. Jensen and Christopher J. Shields a...
Pavese Law Firm Attorneys Recognized by the 2013 Florida Super Lawyers Magazine
Pavese Law Firm is pleased to announce that four (4) lawyers were selected in the 2013 Florida Super Lawyers and 2013 Rising Stars list...
Q & A – Community Association
If permission is granted by one Board member, is the Association legally stopped from enforcing its governing documents? In Curci Vill...
Statutory vs. Non-Statutory Reserves
A recent amendment to Florida Statute Section 720.303(6), which became effective on July 1, 2010, clarifies reserve requirements for ma...
Spring 2013 Community Law Newsletter
Unintended Consequences of Association Action in the Context of Violation Hearing The law of unintended consequences is an adage that a...
What would you do? If you lost your Yahoo email account !!
I've had a few people with Yahoo, Bellsouth and AT&T email tends to grumble of lost passwords or hacked accounts as of late. Progra...