In Ohio, community associations are organized as nonprofit corporations. Just as a board for a corporation must be accountable to its shareholders, a community association board must be accountable to its members who have elected them to be responsible for managing the association’s activities. One measure of accountability is...
As more community associations enter the digital age and establish their own websites, boards enter a new world that may be unfamiliar. Association websites are a great tool for providing owners with the community’s governing documents, handbooks, and other relevant information, such as when the pool will open and...
Kaman & Cusimano is proud to announce that Attorneys Nicholas Meinert and Jeffrey Kaman were selected as 2023 Ohio Rising Stars by Super Lawyers, part of Thompson Reuters publication. The selection process includes independent research, peer nominations, and peer evaluations. To be eligible for inclusion as a Rising Star,...
We are pleased to announce that we have named six new Directors at Kaman and Cusimano effective January 1st. In recognition of their legal experience, and hard work, we have advanced the following attorneys to Director: Complex Litigation Director, Joseph DiBaggio Northern Ohio Assessment Recovery Director, Jillian Henzler Amendments...
We are pleased to announce a new leadership structure within Kaman and Cusimano effective January 1st. This new structure will allow our growing firm to continue to provide exceptional customer service and legal expertise to our clients. Joseph (“Jay”) Cusimano will continue on in his role as Managing Partner....