Eisinger Law Drives Leadership as Florida Condominium & Planned Development Law Hits Historic Milestone The landscape of community association law in Florida is evolving faster than ever. As boards and managers navigate a complex post-Surfside regulatory environment, structural safety mandates, and shifting legislative requirements,...Read More
Five Years After Champlain Towers South: What NIST’s New Findings Mean for Florida Condominiums Today marks five years since the collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside, claiming 98 lives and permanently changing the landscape of condominium law, regulation, and association governance in...Read More
Florida Updates Director Reliance Rules: What Board Members Should Know The Florida Legislature recently approved House Bill 797, effective July 1, 2026, which includes a targeted update to the standards governing directors of corporations under Florida Statutes Chapter 617. If enacted, the new law would...Read More
As communities move through the year, condominium association boards should remember an important governance requirement: board meetings must be held at least once each quarter. This requirement, introduced through recent updates to the Florida House Bill 913, is intended to promote transparency and ensure that...Read More
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
