Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
2026 Resolutions to Help Your Board Build a Stronger, Better-Run Community
As 2026 begins, community association managers and board members have a valuable opportunity to reset expectations and strengthen the foundation of their communities. The most successful associations ...
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L.H. Hipshire v. Oakwood Village: Why Ohio’s Supreme Court Dog Bite Case Matters for Community Associations?
The Ohio Supreme Court is currently weighing a case, which may have significant implications for condominium and homeowner association (HOA) board members and managers: L.H. Hipshire v. Oakwood Village. At ...
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How is the Use of Employees, Contractors, and Volunteers Impacting Association Liability?
For community associations, engaging the use of employees, independent contractors, or volunteers each present their own unique advantages and liabilities. Understanding these differences is essential for managing risk, ensuring smooth operations, achieving desired results, and ...
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Kaman & Cusimano Partners Nick Meinert, Scott Weiss and Dan Miske attend CAI’s 2025 Congressional Advocacy Summit
Kaman & Cusimano Partners Nick Meinert, Scott Weiss and Dan Miske attended CAI’s 2025 Congressional Advocacy Summit on Thursday, November 6, 2025 in Washington, D.C. ...
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Kate Bushey was elected to a second term of the CAI 2026 Business Partners Council
Kate Bushey was elected to a second term of the CAI 2026 Business Partners Council. The Business Partners Council is one of three Membership Representation ...
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Do You Know Your Condominium’s Property Insurance Requirements?
One of the most confusing topics for condominium owners and board members is the issue of property insurance. More particularly is the question of what ...
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Community Associations Not Required to Comply with CTA in 2025
As Kaman & Cusimano clients are likely already aware, earlier this year, the US Treasury Department issued new guidance on the Corporate Transparency Act, and as ...
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