DBL Law attorney and CPA Colleen Fausz has joined the Family Nurturing Center Board of Directors. She practices in DBL Law’s Business Organization & Taxation, and Wills, Trusts & Estate...
A recent Ohio Supreme Court case, recognized that the price paid for the transfer of a 100% equity interest in the LLC owning a 264-unit apartment complex in Columbus, Ohio...
The Court of Justice of European Union has invalidated the EU-US Privacy Shield but upheld the validity of Standard Contract Clauses (“SCC”). The Privacy Shield was an important data protection...
On July 15, 2020, important changes for Women-Owned Small Businesses (WOSBs) and Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Businesses (EDWOSBs) took effect as a result of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA)...
The nationwide spike in the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has not left Kentucky unaffected. On Sunday, July 19, the state saw its largest spike in cases since mid-March. In an effort...
On June 16, 2020, Governor Andy Beshear published guidelines that public pools must take in order to be able to reopen safely starting June 29, 2020. These guidelines break down...
Am I as a board member under a duty of care to residents? Generally speaking, an association’s board members owe a duty of care to the association. However, acting in...
The first thing any HOA/COA board member or property management company should do is review the documents governing an HOA/COA to understand their roles and responsibilities and consult an attorney...
It depends. Some communities’ governing documents may ensure residents enjoy their property while the compositions of other communities (i.e. those with higher concentrations of senior citizens) necessitate restrictions. Each community...
States have largely prohibited gatherings of individuals, which makes hosting in-person HOA/COA meetings difficult. For greater convenience, HOAs and COAs may consider conducting meetings using remote technology (i.e. Zoom or...
