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This shall serve as Wasserstein, P.A.’s newsletter regarding recent legislative changes of which you should be aware.  Please note that the following is only a summary of the key changes and updates that have already gone into effect or will go into effect after July 1, 2023 (along with some color commentary).  Please feel free

This shall serve as Wasserstein, P.A.’s newsletter regarding recent legislative changes of which you should be aware.  Please feel free to share it with your fellow board members and property managers!

During the 2022 regular legislative session, a grand total of zero bills were passed into law concerning community associations. While this was initially thought


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2017 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
This shall serve as Wasserstein, P.A.’s newsletter to our clients regarding recent legislative changes of which you should be aware.  Please note that the following is only a summary of the key changes and updates that went into effect July 1, 2017 (along with some color commentary):
CONDOMINIUMS, COOPERATIVES and


Providing a wireless internet connection in common areas has become commonplace in recent years.  Many associations leave their network open, without a password, so that residents may freely join the network and access the internet from one of their portable devices.  However, this puts the association at risk for liability stemming from illegal downloads.  A


We have all heard the phrase “knowledge is power” but a recent Florida case involving a condominium association suggests that a lack of proper knowledge may prove to be even more powerful!
In the process of collecting delinquent assessments, a representative of the association’s management company is often required to attest to the process and