HOAs, condo owners & associations
Counsel for associations and owner groups facing exterior defects, insurance disputes, and shared repair costs. The legal work needs to account for the board, the building, and the residents.
No fee unless money is recovered on accepted matters, subject to a written fee agreement.
Representative results
12-unit condominium property
Defective siding and window installation
The settlement secured full, complete repairs for the 12-unit condo property, including a building-wide repair process and owner-side supervision of the work.
Read the case resultRepresentative results are examples only. Every matter depends on its own facts, evidence, timing, contracts, policies, parties, defenses, damages, and applicable law. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Board-ready communication
A building-wide claim needs information the board can use and explain: what is known, what remains uncertain, the repair choices, the costs and the decisions requiring owner communication. The firm considers those responsibilities alongside the legal strategy.
Practical impacts shape decisions; whether they are legally recoverable depends on the facts and applicable law.
Our Approach to the proof and the board’s next decisionDecisions and the information behind them
| Board communication | Useful content |
|---|---|
| Issue summary | Affected buildings and units, current findings and unanswered questions. |
| Decision timeline | Investigation, proposed repairs, claim steps and dates needing board action. |
| Owner explanation | What work may affect residents, the options under review and what has or has not been decided. |
Begin with a short summary of the issue, the property and the decisions ahead. Prepare the records listed here; the firm will explain which documents to provide and how to provide them.
Tell us what happened, who is involved and the decisions you need to make. A complete repair scope or a settled legal theory is not needed to request the initial review.
