Good News! Last week, the Senate defeated a bill which could have had a negative impact on community associations across the country. Many board members, property managers and attorneys have been concerned about the possibility that this legislation would have allowed a federal judge to modify a owner’s financial...
At the 2017 Community Association Law Seminar, presented by the Community Association Institute’s College of Community Association Lawyers, Kaman & Cusimano partner Bob Kmiecik was inducted into the College of Community Association Lawyers. Bob joins partners David Kaman, Jay Cusimano, and Darcy Good in CCAL, along with approximately 150...
A recent lawsuit was filed against recorders in all 88 Ohio counties to require the removal of racist language from recorded documents. Discriminatory restrictive covenants can found in deeds and governing documents pre-dating the Fair Housing Act of 1968. These restrictions prohibit certain ethnic or religious groups from purchasing...
Recently, Kaman & Cusimano successfully assisted a client with winning municipal approval for financing a major erosion plan. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported on the story, and quoted Kaman & Cusimano Partner Jay Cusimano, Esq. To read the article and learn more, please read the entire story: http://www.cleveland.com/lakewood/index.ssf/2016/07/lakewood_city_council_oks_meri.html