Category: Legislation
Super Lien Status Update
This week, Kaman & Cusimano LLC attorney Darcy Mehling Good testified before the Ohio House of Representative’s Civil and Commercial Law Committee. Advocating on behalf ...
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Pre-1978 Constructed Buildings must NOW abide by New EPA Lead Paint Regulations
The EPA has issued new regulations for dealing with lead-based paint. The new law became effective April 22, 2010. The regulations apply to anyone who ...
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Kaman & Cusimano Storms Capital!
n support of H.B. 408 – the “Super Lien,” and S.B. 187 – the Ohio Planned Community Act, several staff members and lawyers from Kaman ...
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Super Lien Introduced!
Great news! The Ohio General Assembly has heard the voice of Ohio’s community associations. On January 12, 2010, House Bill 408 was introduced by Representatives ...
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SB 187 Hearings Held
On Tuesday, December 1, 2009, Kaman & Cusimano, LLC attorneys David W. Kaman and Darcy Mehling Good attended Senate Bill 187’s proponent hearing before the ...
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HOA Legislation Introduced!
The Ohio General Assembly has introduced legislation that will govern Ohio’s homeowner associations. Senate Bill 187, entitled The Ohio Planned Community Law, enjoys bi-partisan support, ...
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Bill Introduced to Permit Patriotic Flags
The Ohio General Assembly has introduced House Bill 289, which if passed would prohibit Ohio community associations from passing an amendment or rule banning “A ...
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Super Lien Status Update
Many of Ohio’s condominium and homeowner association board members and residents have been inquiring as to the status of the “Super Lien” legislation. Thanks to ...
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“Super Lien” Status Update
As a result of our seminars and newsletters, over 130 individuals have come forward to volunteer to help get “Super Lien” legislation enacted in Ohio. As ...
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Don’t Fret Over Moratorium Bill
Our office has been getting numerous calls from board members and managers concerned with the proposed foreclosure moratorium in the Ohio legislature. As has been widely reported ...
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