Serving on the board of directors of a community association, whether it is a condominium or homeowners association or a co-op, comes with a lot of responsibility. Part of being a successful leader is identifying potentially problematic situations and knowing when to ask for professional help. Jed Frankel, a partner with Eisinger Law, identifies the...Read More
Associations Now Liable for Third Party Violations of Hostile Environment Harassment Laws The Fair Housing Act (FHA) was amended in 2016 to prohibit quid pro quo (“this for that”) and hostile environment harassment in connection with the sale, rental and availability of housing. Pursuant to 24 CFR Section 100.7(a)(1)(iii), the amendment also applies conduct by...Read More
HOLLYWOOD, FLA. – The law firm of Eisinger Law announced that two of the Firm’s attorneys, founding member and managing partner, Dennis J. Eisinger, and shareholder, Jed. L. Frankel, are among The Florida Bar’s inaugural class of distinguished lawyers who have been officially certified in the new practice area of Condominium and Planned Development Law...Read More
HOLLYWOOD, FLA. – (February 6, 2018) – The law firm of Eisinger, Brown, Lewis, Frankel & Chaiet, P.A. announced that partner Jed L. Frankel was recently re-certified by the Supreme Court of Florida as a Circuit Mediator. Frankel is certified through February, 2020 as a mediator in all judicial circuits throughout the state of Florida....Read More
HOLLYWOOD, FLA. – The Law Firm of Eisinger Law announced that partner Jed L. Frankel, B.C.S. was recently Re-Certified in Civil Trial Law by The Florida Bar’s Board of Legal Specialization and Education through 2022. Frankel was originally Certified in 2007 and has maintained Certification since that date. He continues to represent clients in trial...Read More
The Florida Bar announced it is adding standardized Board Certification in Condominium and Planned Development Law to its current roster of 26 defined areas of law. This is positive news for Eisinger Law which has focused its practice in these well-defined areas of law for more than 20 years. The Florida Bar’s application filing period...Read More
BY ALESSANDRA STIVELMAN 2016 OCTOBER Q: I am a unit owner in a condominium association containing 189 units. We manage ourselves and wouldn’t ever want to have a management company manage our property. However, the question has often been asked as to what happens when a management company takes over. Obviously, the care and upkeep...Read More
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – (December 2, 2016) – Serving on the board of directors of a community association, whether it is a condominium or homeowners association, entails specific responsibilities for directing management of the property and adhering to all applicable laws, rules, covenants and policies. As the end of the year approaches, the time is right...Read More
