Community Association Practice Partner Richard B. Linderman discusses what material facts are in HOA documents that buyers need to know in an interview with HomeLight Reporter Christine Bartsch. Read More
In her Bankrate interview Elysa D. Bergenfeld, a partner in our Community Association Practice, urges those considering buying a property with a homeowners association read the rules and bylaws ahead of time so they know what they are getting into. Read More
Elysa Bergenfeld, partner at Ansell Grimm & Aaron, describes New Jersey condo law and explains that the best resolutions are always fair and efficient. Read More
Community Association Group Practice Chair David Byrne leads CAI discussion on HOPA Compliance. Read More
‘Divide and Conquer’ – How community associations are mending divisions. Read More
‘Divide and Conquer’ – How community associations are mending divisions. Read More
A pair of lawsuits against L&M Development Partners and its affiliates are proceeding as residents in two of the builder’s Harlem projects seek compensation for costs associated with remediating defective work done during construction of their homes. The litigations recently were featured in Crain’s New York Business and Habitat Magazine.
ANSELL, GRIMM & AARON, PC commenced two actions in the Supreme Court of the State of New York against L&M Development Partners, and its affiliates, for design and construction defects in two of its projects in Harlem, on behalf of plaintiffs La Celia Owners Corporation, located at 64 East 111th
The foreclosure of a condominium and/or homeowners’ association lien is unique and multi-faceted process. While there are some similarities, there are many, many differences between a lien foreclosure and a residential mortgage foreclosure. Attorneys unfamiliar with those differences, and with the overall lien foreclosure process, can do a great disservice
Stacey R. Patterson, Esq. has been appointed to the Executive Board of Community Association Institute’s Hudson Valley Chapter. The CAI Hudson Valley Chapter serves the educational, business, and networking needs of community associations in the Hudson Valley New York area. Members include condominium, cooperative, and homeowner associations as well as
