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Associations Take Heed: Pickleball Creates a Real Racket at South Florida Community

A recent report by Channel 7 News (WSVN-Fox) in South Florida shined a spotlight on a new trend that is

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Joseph Miles and Nicholas Siegfried Featured in Today’s Daily Business Review: “South Florida Lawyers Win $4.1M for Cable Company Fired Over Service Delays”

The firm’s Joseph A. Miles and Nicholas D. Siegfried were featured in an article in today’s edition of the Daily

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Hurricane Michael Insurance Claim Tips for Florida Community Associations

Hurricane Michael caused severe damage to condominiums and HOA communities in the Florida panhandle, and in the aftermath of the

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$20 Million Verdict Against HOA for Playground Injury Serves as Industry Wake-Up Call

For many Florida residents, the appeal of living in condominium and homeowners’ associations is partly due to the many types

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Suspensions of Residents’ Use of Community Amenities Help Associations to Maintain Compliance

Florida community associations are always seeking to implement the most cost-effective options at their disposal to collect unpaid dues and

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Association Pool Tips for Safe, Fun Summer Season

At the start of summer, associations should evaluate their pool rules and procedures in addition to conducting all of the

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TV News Report: Hollywood Condo Association Considers Lawsuit Against ‘Pokemon Go’

The recent report by Local 10 News (WPLG-ABC) in South Florida about a Hollywood, Fla. condominium association that is considering

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What You Need to Know About the High-Rise Condominium Fire Sprinkler Requirement and Opt-Out Provisions

Many condominium associations are still unaware about an upcoming deadline that requires high-rise condominium towers to have automatic fire sprinkler

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Florida Community Associations Should Tread Carefully in Restricting Signs

Every four years, as presidential elections heat up, condominium and homeowners association communities throughout Florida are faced with the issue

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Ruling Reminds Associations of Significant Consequences Resulting from Failure to Maintain Common Elements

Maintaining the common elements and areas is one of the primary functions and responsibilities of community associations. Last year’s ruling

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Is Your Condo Following the Proper Reserve Protocol?

The start of a new year represents a slew of new beginnings for most community associations. From holding annual elections

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New vs. Almost-New

Constant new development of residential and mixed-use towers can be seen all over South Florida, with new projects being announced

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Recent Arbitration Decision Offers Stern Warning to Associations Making Certain Alterations Without a Membership Vote

An arbitration decision rendered earlier this year by the State of Florida Division of Condominiums involving a dispute over alterations