The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) has announced important updates that impact all condominium and cooperative associations across the state. These changes aim to streamline communication, improve data accuracy, and enhance transparency for board members, unit owners, and property managers. New Online...Read More
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – (August 4, 2025) – Jeannie A. Liebegott, Esq., a seasoned trial attorney with more than two decades of legal experience, has been named non-equity Partner and Head of the Litigation Department at Eisinger Law, a multi-practice Florida law firm focused on community...Read More
HUD’s April 2024 Fair Housing Act Guidance on Tenant Screening delivers a critical update for community associations and property managers that rely on credit scores to evaluate rental applicants. While creditworthiness remains a legitimate concern, the overreliance on credit scoring metrics, without context or flexibility,...Read More
Condominium associations throughout Florida may now find it easier to adopt and implement electronic voting procedures, thanks to recent legislative changes. House Bill 913 (HB 913), signed into law and effective July 1, 2025, amends key provisions of Fla. Stat. §718.128, the statute governing online...Read More
Eisinger Law is pleased to provide you with a summary of key legislative changes from the 2025 Session of the Florida Legislature impacting condominium associations. These updates primarily affect Chapter 718, Florida Statutes (the “Condominium Act”), and related laws governing community associations. Unless otherwise specified,...Read More
Recent legislative changes in Florida are set to significantly broaden the digital requirements for condominium associations. Laws passed during the 2024 session, along with proposed measures under consideration for 2025, aim to require more communities to maintain official websites and expand the range of records...Read More
As we enter hurricane season in Florida, it’s critical for Condominium and Homeowners associations to proactively prepare. During a State of Emergency, Florida law (Chapters 718 & 720, Florida Statutes) grants associations emergency powers that allow them to: Reschedule meetings with limited notice Relocate the...Read More
