Condominiums and Common Interest Developments: Legal Considerations
Forming Entities and Structuring Documents That Meet Complex Legal Requirements
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will present real property counsel with practical information on the various types of condominiums and common interest developments. The panel will provide guidance on creating, structuring, documenting, governing, operating and managing these increasingly popular types of developments.
Outline
- Understanding the legal distinctions and applicable statutes
- Formation and required documentation
- Governance and associations
- Management, operation and enforcement
- Emerging Issues and future concerns
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key questions:
- What are the distinguishing features of the various types of CIDs?
- What are the necessary steps in the formation of these entities and how can counsel avoid the common pitfalls?
- What procedures should counsel adopt to establish the basis for effective operation and management of CIDs?
Following the speaker presentations, you'll have an opportunity to get answers to your specific questions during the interactive Q&A.
Faculty
Lincoln W. Hobbs
Founding Member and Firm Manager
Hobbs & Olson
He was the first Utah member of the College of Community Association Lawyers. His practice encompasses all areas of... | Read More
He was the first Utah member of the College of Community Association Lawyers. His practice encompasses all areas of community association law, including community association management, communication, governance and risk management. He also has significant experience in the successful pursuit of construction defect litigation on behalf of condominium associations.
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Principal
Hyatt & Stubblefield
He has worked exclusively in the field of community association law since 1989, and he represents developers of all... | Read More
He has worked exclusively in the field of community association law since 1989, and he represents developers of all types of planned communities. His practice centers around the creation of community governance structures, drafting community governance documents, and consulting on related issues.
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Partner
Becker & Poliakoff
With experience spanning more than 30 years, he concentrates his practice in community association, real estate,... | Read More
With experience spanning more than 30 years, he concentrates his practice in community association, real estate, zoning and planning law. He serves as counsel to the Community Builders Association, and was past president of the Community Associations Institute National. He is a prolific author and speaker in his areas of practice.
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