This post summarizes what we know now, considers how the collapse of Champlain Towers South might have been prevented, and opines on what lie ahead for owners and survivors.
Category: HOA litigation and case law
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.
Payback! After 6-year legal battle, Judge orders nonexistent HOA to pay homeowner $188K in legal fees
By Deborah Goonan, Independent American Communities It took more than 6 years, but Jonathan Friedrich can finally close the book on his long legal
HOA, condo & co-op case law and litigation highlights (Jan. 2020)
By Deborah Goonan, Independent American Communities This month: Civil Rights, Fair Housing HOA lawsuits in California and Colorado; prevailing party attorney fees; unelected HOA board