Community association issues are getting off to a prompt start when the Florida Senate’s Regulated Industries Committee meets on Tuesday, January 26, 2021 to take up SB 56 which relates to Community Association Assessment Notices. To view the agenda, click here. SB 56, one of...Read More
Air travel will change in more ways than one during the COVID-19 era and some owners of emotional support animals may be unhappy, especially if they’ve racked up frequent flyer miles with certain airlines. As of January 11, 2021, substantial amendments to the U.S. Department...Read More
The uniquely Florida wink-and-a-nod ritual entailed in buying consumer-grade fireworks became statewide history as of April 8, 2020 with a new law §791.08, F.S., which eliminated the much-reviled “bird scaring” waiver previously required to purchase low-grade pyrotechnics. The product of years of lawmakers’ wrangling with...Read More
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – (October 15, 2020) – Jed Frankel, a shareholder at Eisinger Law, has been reappointed to the Town of Bay Harbor Islands Planning and Zoning Board to serve an additional two-year term. While serving on the town’s Planning and Zoning Board, Frankel’s responsibilities...Read More
Political polarization in 2020 has reached a COVID-fevered pitch, ignited by shadowy entities of all kinds fueling a whole lot of anger. As if things weren’t volatile enough, it’s now election season in Florida, which boasts more community associations than any other state in America....Read More
If you own a condominium or live in a homeowners’ association, you’re essentially in the residential property management business with your neighbors. What could go wrong? Derived from compounded Latin, with “con” translating into “together with” and “dominium” meaning “right of ownership” the glitzy real estate term...Read More
