Nuisances are popping up in every community association. They are violations that are tricky to handle because some people find everything annoying and everything to be a nuisance. They are also tricky to handle because if a nuisance situation is not properly handled, it can easily spin out of control. It can also subject the association (and its manager or board members) to accusations of discrimination or breach of fiduciary duty. Last year, an Illinois appellate court issued a ruling in a case that centered around a chronic complaining unit owner who repeatedly alleged that her neighbor was engaged in nuisance activities. This court ruled in favor of the condominium association and highlighted all that the association and its management team did that was RIGHT.

Join Dawn Moody and Gabby Comstock from law firm Keough and Moody in this 2-hour webinar as we go through this case and discuss how to handle nuisances properly and how to avoid traps (that are tempting when you are dealing with offender or complainer number one). There will be time for questions, too!

Register in advance online.