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- Category: Client Advisory
- Category: Client Alert
- Category: Insight
- UPDATE: Dryer Vent Regulations Are Being Enforced by the Local Fire Safety Officials
- Involved Versus Committed: Does My Community Association Need a Social Media Policy?
- From Developer to Homeowners: A Brief Overview of Transition in New Jersey Community Associations
- Is Your Community Association Receiving the Benefits of the Municipal Services Act?
- Is your Association Safe from a Large Counsel Fee Award?
- It’s About Time! Tolling the Statute of Limitations on Damage Claims for Construction Defects
- Membership Distinction
- Omicron Spike in COVID-19 and Amenities
- How to Easily Update Your Community’s Investment Policy
- “Digital Disruption: A Practicum on the Importance of Electronic Discovery,” New Jersey Law Journal
- Is That Contractor Really an Employee?
- MURKY WATERS: Updated COVID-19 Pool Regulations in New Jersey
- Planning For A Possible Increase in Delinquencies as a Result of the Pandemic
- New Jersey Legislative Leaders Seek Immunity for Community Associations
- NEW INFO: Exercising with Caution – Requirements for Gym Openings In New Jersey
- Why Am I Being Deposed?
- What is a Condominium Association’s Responsibility to Residents for Property Damage Claims?
- Code of Ethics: Does Our Community Need One?
- “COVID-19 Executive Orders & Legal Weed,” Martin Cabalar Featured on Planned’s 10-Minute Podcast
- Regarding Executive Order 192 – Requirements for Association’s In-Person Workforce
- Can Community Association Members Record Board Meetings?
- The COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Effect On Association Collections
- “New DCA Rules Regarding Benefit Derived and Reserves,” Community Trends Magazine
- Exercising with Caution | Requirements for Gym Openings in New Jersey
- CAI-New Jersey Legislative Action Committee Receives National LAC of the Year Award
- Martin Cabalar Appears in Part Two of ,“You Have the Building, We Have the Solution”
- New Regulations for Common Interest Communities Concerning Elections and Board Meetings
- David Ramsey Participates in “The New Normal: ReOpening Communities,” Webinar Presented by CAI
- Tennis Courts – Executive Order 147
- Incremental Steps to Reopening
- Using Mortgage Forbearance to Free Up Money to Pay Assessments
- Governor Murphy’s Executive Order to Cease All Non-Essential Construction Projects: The Impact on Community Associations
- COVID-19, Coronavirus: The Impact on Open Meetings
- What Impact Will the Coronavirus Have on Your Community Association’s Ability to Collect Maintenance Fees?
- Coronavirus – What to Do Now?
- Don’t Hesitate: Update Community Association Liens Now and at the Beginning of Each Fiscal Year
- Certificates of Insurance: Do They Matter?
- 5 feet or 10 feet, Which Is It? The Confusion Within The New Jersey Fire Code Regarding Portable Propane BBQ Grills
- “Is It Kosher for My Condo to Go Kosher?” The New York Times
- Developer Not Entitled to Indemnity for Own “Broken Promises”
- Surprise: Community Associations Entitled to Have Fire Hydrants Maintained by Water Purveyor
- “Community Association Transition: Defects, Implied Warranties and Consumer Fraud,” New Jersey Law Journal
- 5 Essentials Dos and Don’ts of Great Managers
- Part III: Who Pays When Causation, Claims and Coverage Cross?
- Part II: Who Pays When Causation, Claims and Coverage Cross?
- Part I: Who Pays When Causation, Claims and Coverage Cross?
- 5 Essential Do’s and Don’ts of Great Board Members
- Fear Not the Dreaded Legal Fees: Part Two
- Hudson County Court Distinguishes Controversial Palisades Decision
- Did the New Jersey Supreme Court Reduce the Time for a Common Interest Community to Assert Construction Defect Claims?
- Benefits of the Municipal Services Act
- Developer’s Misrepresentations Relating to the Nature and Quality of Views from High-Rise Riverfront Condominium Results in Award of Treble Damages
- Failure to Provide A Smoke Free Environment Entitles Co-op Owner to Reimbursement of Substantial Maintenance Fees
- In Re Rones Revisited: Court Rules Condo Lien Cannot be Strippped Off
- Homeowners Awarded Treble Damages for Developer’s Failure to Disclose
- The Discovery Rule May Defer Statute of Limitations Applicable to Construction Defect Claims Filed by Condominium Associations in New Jersey
- Delinquent Owners Can Run, But They Cannot Hide
- Aesthetics Prove Costly For New Jersey Condominium Owner
- When it Comes to Emotional Support Animals, a Turkey is Not Fowl Play
- Condominium Associations: Fear Not The Dreaded Legal Fees
- Alternative Dispute Resolution for Collection of Delinquent Condominium Fees
- Community Association Collections: What’s In Your Wallet?
- To Boot or Not to Boot? Immobilizing Vehicles for Parking Violations
- Qualified Counsel Should Be Retained to Collect Delinquent HOA Fees
- Rent Receivers Revisited: Is the Appellate Division Decision in Woodlake at King’s Grant Condominium the Death Knell for Rent Receivers?
- To Receive Or Not To Receive, That Is The Question: Legal And Accounting Principles For Board’s And Associations To Consider When Contemplating A Request For Appointment Of A Rent Receiver
- Maintaining Confidentiality in a Transparent Age
- Neighboring Tree Threatens Your Community, What Can You Do?
- Federal Disaster Assistance for Condominium Associations and Cooperatives May be on the Horizon
- Fiduciary Duty and the Remediation of Construction and Design Defects
- Category: Legislation
- New Law Grants All Forms of Community Associations a Lien Priority of up to Thirty Months
- Is Your Neighbor Really A Nuisance?
- What’s In Your Policy…Is Your Coop or Condo Ready for NYC Smoking Rules?
- FDCPA & Debts That Can Cause Despair
- Let No Man Put Us Under
- UPDATE: Recent Clarifications from the New Jersey Department of Health on the Amendments to the Public Recreational Bathing Code
- New Legislation to Enhance Owner Participation in Community Association Elections
- No Bank Account, No Employment, No Problem
- Landmark Decision by New Jersey Supreme Court Finds Developer’s Insurance Covers Consequential Damages Caused by Faulty Workmanship of Subcontractors
- The Worldwide Web Of Judgment Enforcement
- New York Appeals Court Confirms Condominium Lien is a Continuing Lien
- New Jersey Bankruptcy Court Rules Chapter 13 Debtor Only Required to Pay Condominium Six Month Lien Priority
- New Jersey Court Rules That Beneficiary of Estate is Not Responsible for HOA Fees
- The New Jersey Appellate Division Confirms The Premise That “The Law Does Not Compel One To Do a Useless Act: Equity Follows the Law”
- The “Pay Now Litigate Later” Principal Applies to Property Tax Appeals for COAH Condominium Units
- Law Enacted to Prevent Significant Flood Insurance Rate Increases
- The FDCPA and Debts That Can Cause Despair: Issues Implicated in Connection with Debt Collection for Communtiy Associations
- New Jersey Court Declines to Impose Liability on A Condominium Association for a Slip and Fall on Interior Sidewalk
- Category: News
- Becker Successfully Defends Condominium Association in Paterson, New Jersey, Against Nearby Development Proposal
- Paul Shur, Martin Cabalar Recognized as 2024 New Jersey Super Lawyers
- John S. Prisco Named CAI NJ’s “Speaker of the Year”
- Becker Secures Punitive Damages on Behalf of Several Clients
- Becker New Jersey Community Update for September 2019
- “NJ Broker Found Guilty of Insider Trading,” ThinkAdvisor
- Becker New Jersey Community Update for June 2019
- Vincenzo Mogavero Receives M.B.A. from Cornell University
- Becker’s Brand Evolution – A Message to Clients & Friends
- Becker & Poliakoff Wins Multi-Million Dollar Jury Verdict In Landmark Construction Case
- David Ramsey Receives CAI Distinguished Service Award
- Name Lending Leads to Attorney Suspension
- Category: Newsletter
- Category: Press Release
- Becker Expands New Jersey Community Association Practice with the Addition of Ronald L. Perl
- Becker Secures Six-Figure Arbitration Victory Against National Homebuilder Toll Brothers, Inc. for Construction Defects
- David L. Dockery Promoted to Shareholder
- David Dockery Awarded CAI-NJ Chapter’s “Author of the Year” Award
- Arnold Calabrese Awarded Equal Justice Award Medal for Exceptional Pro Bono Service
- Category: Q & A
- Episode 30: Can an Owner Sue the Board if They Disagree With a Capital Improvement?
- Episode 29: Can an Association Remove an Underage Resident in a 55 and Older Community?
- “VIDEO: ‘Obscene’ Santa Clause,” AssociationHelpNow
- The Radburn Act and Amending the Bylaws
- Q&A: Barking Dog – Please Help!
- Q&A: Amendments to the New Jersey Public Recreational Bathing Code and the Effects on Your Community Association
- Q&A: Handling a Homeowner Request to Review Counsel’s Invoices
- Q&A: Board Member Confidentiality Agreements
- Q&A: Charging for Copies of Financial Documents
- Q&A: Access to Financial Documents
- Q&A: Enforcement of Violations
- Q&A: Mandatory Evacuation During a Hurricane?
- Q&A: Scheduling of Annual Meetings
- Q&A: Unsightly Neighboring Property
- Q&A: Handling Requests for Emotional Support Animal
- Q&A: Disclosure of Tenant Information
- Q&A: Accommodating Requests for Support Animals
- Category: Uncategorized