The Summer 2025 edition features an article delving into Community associations often relying on third-party vendors for essential services, but poorly drafted contracts can expose them to significant risks. Common issues include missing key terms, vague scopes of work, unenforceable sales promises, unfair liability limitations, one-sided indemnification clauses, and weak termination provisions. To protect the association, contracts should be clearly written, carefully negotiated, and reviewed...
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Join us for the 2025 Board Boot Camp, a complimentary community association seminar on Saturday, August 16, 2025 from 10:00am to 1:00pm. Board Boot Camp is back! Our firm’s annual Board Boot Camp will be on the morning of Saturday, August 16, 2025. This is a complimentary community association seminar open to all board members (regardless of whether your association is a client) and property managers. This year’s Board Boot Camp is called HOA Aches and Pains – What Ails You? covering...
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Lueder, Larkin & Hunter is proud to announce that attorney Thua G. Barlay has been elected to a leadership position within the Real Property Law Section of the State Bar of Georgia — the largest section of the State Bar, representing more than 3,100 attorney members across Georgia. The Real Property Section is dedicated to educating and providing up-to-date resources for commercial and residential practitioners. Thua will serve as Secretary-Treasurer for the 2025–26 Bar...
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Lueder, Larkin & Hunter, LLC is proud to announce the opening of our Houston, Texas office and to welcome Tally Perez as a partner leading this expansion. With a distinguished career at the intersection of employment law and workers’ compensation defense, Tally brings a wealth of experience and insight to our firm. A Leader in Employment & Workers’ Compensation Defense Tally’s legal practice is founded on a balanced approach — ensuring that injured workers are treated...
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The Spring 2025 edition features an article discussing hate crimes and liability for Community Associations In 2016, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued a new rule addressing harassment and discriminatory housing practices under the Fair Housing Act (FHA). The rule holds housing providers, including community associations, liable for failing to take corrective action when discrimination occurs between residents, especially in cases involving harassment or creating...
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