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Jeffrey Kaman

Jeffrey E. Kaman is the Administration Department and Columbus Office Chairs. Jeff earned his law degree from the Cleveland Marshall College of Law, after graduating with honors from Loyola University Chicago with degrees in Honors History and Political Science.

Jeffrey Kaman

Winter Weather Reminders for Community Associations

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As we deal with extreme winter weather, community association boards are dealing with challenges that come with snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. Proactive planning and effective communication are key to ensuring resident safety, maintaining property value, and minimizing costly insurance claims. Working with Snowplow Contractors  A dependable snowplow contractor is crucial for keeping roads, driveways, and sidewalks clear of snow and ice in […]

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Nicholas Meinert and Jeffrey Kaman – 2023 Ohio Rising Stars by Super Lawyers

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Kaman & Cusimano is proud to announce that Attorneys Nicholas Meinert and Jeffrey Kaman were selected as 2023 Ohio Rising Stars by Super Lawyers, part of Thompson Reuters publication.  The selection process includes independent research, peer nominations, and peer evaluations.  To be eligible for inclusion as a Rising Star, a candidate must be either 40

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Attorney John Izzo presented at the Twelfth Annual Administrative Law Seminar

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On September 9, 2022, attorney John Izzo presented at the Twelfth Annual Administrative Law Seminar, sponsored by the Ohio State Bar Association.   He took place in a panel discussion titled “A Conversation with Hearing Officers: Administrative Hearings- Best Practices.” John is certified as a specialist in administrative agency law as approved by the Ohio State

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Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Community Associations By: Amanda Hudson, Esq.

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There is no denying that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our society in countless ways. The hardships, the losses, the adjustments, the changes—some things will never be the same as they were prior to March 2020. As a matter of course, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected community associations. Perhaps in many respects there is a

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SB 61 Signed Into Law That Modernizes Ohio’s Statutes for Condominium and Homeowner Associations

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Ohio has two statutes that govern its community associations: the Condominium Act (ORC 5311) and the Planned Community Act, which governs homeowner associations and other residential non-condominium communities (ORC 5312).  The Ohio Condominium Act was initially in enacted in 1963, updated in 1978 to provide consumer protection provisions, amended substantially in 2004 to better define

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K&C Reviews Agreement with HGTV’s “House Hunters”

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The producers of HGTV’s “House Hunters” decided to feature a home within a community association represented by Kaman & Cusimano.  The producers asked the association to sign a liability release agreement before proceeding with filming, and the association board requested Attorney Andrew F. Meinert review the agreement to ensure the association’s interests were protected. In

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Benefits of Using Committees, By: Andrew T. Heck

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Boards should encourage owners to be involved with association affairs, and committees are an excellent way for owners to participate. Ideally, involving more owners improves transparency, which in turn promotes community harmony.  Having committees can benefit the community in many ways, such as improving board effectiveness and productivity, broadening board awareness of the community’s interests

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