When a resident, guest, or visitor is injured on condominium property as the result of a criminal act — a mugging in the parking garage,
Florida condo boards are facing a much more complex insurance environment than they were just a few years ago. Rising property values, more severe weather
Florida condominium boards face significant responsibilities in managing reserve funds to ensure the long-term financial health and structural integrity of their communities. Under Florida law,
Condominium boards have a responsibility to protect their residents, property, and the association’s financial stability. While boards are not law enforcement, they do have a duty to take
Florida’s Condominium Act provides that a unit owner is entitled to the exclusive possession of his or her unit. But this right of exclusive possession
Beginning January 1, 2026, Florida condominium associations with 25 or more units (and no timeshare units) will be required to post digital copies of various
Did you know that Florida condominium associations are subject to a new, expanded online reporting requirement? Pursuant to House Bill 913, which became effective July
Florida condominium associations with buildings that are three habitable stories or higher are required to have a structural integrity reserve study (SIRS) at least every
The scope of the Condominium Act’s electronic voting statute was drastically expanded during the 2025 legislative session. As a result, Florida condominium associations are now
