When disputes between homeowners and their HOA or condominium boards escalate into the courts, often one or more parties seek an injunction. An injunction is a court order requiring a defendant to do or not do something. Injunctive relief in community association cases contrasts with normal civil remedies like money damages. Since starting this blog […]

When homeowners purchase properties in HOAs or condominiums, often they do so with the belief that they, as members, have a voice in community business. Association boards make business decisions that impact the way of life, investment, and financial burden on the members. Poor decision-making may result in financial distress or diminished usefulness of the […]

The Business Judgment Rule (BJR) is a legal doctrine that owners must understand when dealing with their homeowners’ associations, condominiums and housing cooperatives. The BJR is a legal presumption that corporate directors’ business decisions were on an informed basis, in good faith and in the honest belief that the actions taken were in the best […]