By Nicole D. Miller Labor Day 2024 has come and gone, which means that after a summer of dramatic developments, the final sprint to Election Day is here. It also means citizens in New Jersey and across the country will be more engaged in the political process and want to
By David J. Byrne and Nicole D. Miller Every level of government possesses a treasure trove of information. Each New Jersey municipality and state agency is supposed to keep copious records relating to things like interactions with the public, police reports, permit applications, zoning variance requests as well as internal
How To Interpret Indemnification Clauses As Well As Bylaws Provisions Those who serve on condominium or community association boards must have indemnification with respect to lawsuits filed against them personally related to their board service. Most association bylaws contain provisions that provide such protections. However, most of those provisions are
Nearly 2000 attendees will soon gather at the Meadowlands for the 2024 Cooperator Expo, New Jersey’s biggest condo, HOA, and apartment expo. The one-day event is on June 5, 2024. Partners David J. Byrne and Nicole D. Miller are slated to speak with Corner Property Management’s CEO, Tony Nardone. Their
By Nicole D. Miller As we recently discussed in this blog post, homeowner and condominium associations (“Community Associations”), are subject to the detailed and complicated reporting requirements of the federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). The compliance deadlines for Community Associations to disclose their “beneficial ownership information” are approaching. However, a
By David J. Byrne On Wednesday, March 13th, New Jersey’s Supreme Court released its long-awaited decision in the Players Place II Condominium Association v. K.P. case. In 2018, a resident claiming to be disabled for New Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination (“LAD”) adopted a dog that would ultimately weigh almost 65
By Nicole D. Miller and Melanie J. Scroble Most entities that own commercial property, as well as homeowner and condominium associations (“Community Associations”), are among the over 36 million other American businesses and organizations that must now provide the federal government with detailed information about their ownership and controlling interests.
By Elysa D. Bergenfeld and Nicole D. Miller On January 8, 2024, New Jersey’s already-stringent building codes for residential construction became even more so when Gov. Phil Murphy signed S2760/A4384 into law. The sweeping legislation establishes additional requirements for the regular inspection, evaluation, and maintenance of certain types of condominiums
Klein Helping Clients with Property Sales and Acquisitions Across the State Jason S. Klein, Esq. (a) assisted a client in the acquisition of a 200-plus unit multifamily complex located in Morris County, through a membership interest purchase, which also included assistance with financing from a large regional bank and multiple
David J. Byrne Esq., Chair of Ansell Grimm & Aaron’s Community Association Law Group, will be a featured presenter at the Community Associations Institute of New Jersey’s Wednesday, April 20th, Webinar. The one-hour webinars focus on important issues affecting the rights, operations, and business of common interest communities. Mr. Byrne’s
