Courts in three U.S. state rule on lawsuits against amendments to HOA, condo covenants and restrictions Homeowners sued to assert their property rights, after their
Category: Civil Liberties
Good news for Arizona property owners in HOA-governed communities
Owners of homes in Arizona HOA-governed communities have reason to celebrate two significant legal victories in 2022. First, Governor Doug Ducey recently signed a new
Tug of war in Arizona over condo, HOA bills that would impact owners’ property rights
Each year brings new condo and HOA bills, some of which have the potential to protect homeowners, others which may further limit property rights. This post discusses several bills under consideration for the 2022 legislative session.
Illinois: Condo settles dispute over $500 fine, pays owner $125,000
Concluding more than seven years of litigation, one of Chicago’s Magnificent Mile condo associations has agreed to pay a $125,000 settlement fee to one of its former owners.