New Legislation

As the 2019 Florida legislative session gets underway, all indications are that this will be a very busy year for

The Florida Marketable Record Title Act (MRTA) requires HOAs to reaffirm and renew their covenants and restrictions 30 years after

Earlier this year the Florida legislature passed an important update to the new condominium association website requirements that the state’s

With their eco-friendly promise to Mother Nature, electric vehicles have gained popularity among U.S. consumers and policymakers alike, and auto

This year’s legislative session has come to an end, establishing new laws and amendments to a number of statutes regulating

In the pursuit of association fraud and embezzlement, one of the most important aspects of the major legislation that was

Florida condominium associations with 150 or more units, which do not manage timeshare units, must have an independent website or

Changes in condominium association laws that were recently enacted with an aim to curb fraud in associations seem to have

The new Florida law that establishes criminal penalties for association fraudsters should help many associations to contend with suspicious and

After several years of failed attempts, the estoppel bill has become law in Florida and mandates major changes to the

Firm partner Gary M. Mars authored an article that appeared as a “My View” guest column in today’s “Business Monday”

Firm partner Laura M. Manning-Hudson is quoted in an article that appears in today’s edition of the Daily Business Review,

House Bill 6027 was signed by Governor Rick Scott. The Bill makes changes to the financial reporting requirements of Florida