Category Archives: Second Amendment

Condominium Associations Remain Vulnerable to Hostile Takeover

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By Deborah Goonan In recent years, news media have reported an increasing number of instances of investors buying up multiple condo units within a project, with the intent of taking control of the Condo Association. Investors range from wealthy high-stakes developers of multi-million dollar condo towers to family members or individuals interested in gaining control of small Associations. See the Related Reading list at the end of this blog for a few examples. Usually, an Continue ReadingCondominium Associations Remain Vulnerable to Hostile Takeover→

Judge: No, you cannot shoot that drone out of the sky!

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  By Deborah Goonan There has been considerable buzz lately about drones in American neighborhoods. Should there be limitations upon recreational use of drones? Might drones be equipped with cameras to capture bird’s-eye view? How will drone air space be managed? What if a drone crashes? What are appropriate vs. inappropriate uses of drones? Some professionals in the HOA industry are seriously discussing the possibility of using drones to investigate and photograph covenant violations or monitor Continue ReadingJudge: No, you cannot shoot that drone out of the sky!→