In 2022, the Wisconsin legislature adopted additional provisions to the Condominium Ownership Act that affect all Wisconsin condominium associations. Because the new statutes require condominium associations to take affirmative action, your association needs to be aware and get prepared.
Facts In May of 2016 the Association implemented a rule that allowed owners to bring furniture to the pool area for their use “but they must remove these items daily when they leave the pool area.” Unit Owner claimed he needed a reasonable accommodation to leave his orthopedic lounge chair at the pool for medical
Residents are Not Owed Preferred Accommodations for Disability Read More »
Facts The parties to this suit both reside in a condominium association. Each party owns a unit, and each has parking spaces. The dispute is over the fact that when the Grudziecki parks their car in their parking spot, even within the lines, it is difficult, if not impossible, to access the ramp to the
Just Because a Resident Has a Disability, an Accommodation May Not Be Reasonable Read More »
Facts Owner sought records from a Michigan association (the “Association:”). The Association refused to produce records presumably on the grounds that the requests were long, difficult to follow and failed to state a proper purpose. The requests, clarified in the complaint, consisted of the following: Bills or invoices showing the cost of past litigation; Records
