Category: Recent Successes
K&C Helps Condominium Win Municipal Approval For Erosion Plan
Recently, Kaman & Cusimano successfully assisted a client with winning municipal approval for financing a major erosion plan. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported on the ...
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Attorney Darcy Good Presents at Northern Ohio CAI Seminar
Kaman & Cusimano partner Darcy Mehling Good, Esq., presented on Ohio legislative updates at the recent Northern Ohio Community Association Institute Seminar. Ms. Good, who ...
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K&C Assists Association with Tree and Trespassing Dispute
Kaman & Cusimano attorney Erika Finley recently assisted a gated community client in resolving a dispute with an owner regarding an old cucumber tree that is ...
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K&C Helps Association Resolve Water Company Billing Issue
Kaman & Cusimano, LLC attorney Joseph DiBaggio recently helped a community association resolve a major billing issue with the water company. The association was being dramatically undercharged the ...
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K&C Helps Associations Secure Financial Information
On January 29, 2015, Carnation Realty, a property management and real estate company located in Stow, Ohio, permanently closed its doors for business. Carnation’s closing ...
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K&C Lawyers Storm Capital
Kaman & Cusimano partners Darcy Mehling Good, Kate Bushey, Kevin Fields, and associate Magdalena Myers, attended the Community Association Institute’s Ohio Legislative Action Committee’s Annual ...
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Over $11,000 Collected for Association From A Tenant in a Foreclosure Case
Kaman & Cusimano recently collected over $11,000.00 for an association in a foreclosure action. To prevent the delinquent owner from collecting the rental payments from ...
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Kaman & Cusimano Successfully Preserves Sheriff’s Sale Results
Due to the increased delinquency of maintenance fees and assessments at a condominium association, Kaman & Cusimano received authorization to proceed with the filing of ...
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K&C Obtains $13,000 Refund in Property Taxes Improperly Charged to HOA
A homeowners association received a tax bill for more the $27,000 and paid approximately $13,000, which was due for the first half of the year. ...
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Over $20,000 Collected for Association Through Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
A unit owner was discharged from a condominium’s association’s monthly fees in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, meaning the owner was no longer personally liable for the ...
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