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Regardless of the Legislature's intent to curb litigation, lower insurance costs and promote multifamily housing projects, the flood of litigation has slowed little. Currently, both the State Senate (Substitute Senate Bill 5536) and House of Representatives (House Bill 3131) are considering amendments to RCW 64.34, the Condominium Act.
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Toxic Mold--Lawsuits Mushroom ( August 2001 )
Prior to 1990, only a handful of lawsuits alleging exposure to toxic mold were filed. During the 1990's, however, mold litigation began gaining momentum and in the last few years the number of lawsuits filed alleging injuries and/or damages caused by toxic mold has exploded. -
Life Care Centers ( September 2000 )
Many clients have recently conferred with me as to the possible sale of their residences and entry into a life care. -
Information About Your Closing ( May 2000 )
This memo is designed to answer some of the most commonly asked questions about the procedure involved in buying and selling real property. -
REAL ESTATE: Washtenaw County, MI, Onsite Well and Septic Regulation ( May 2000 )
This new regulation was effective January 1, 2000, and has totally changed the procedure for selling homes that are. -
Closing Costs: Unreal Estate? ( February 2000 )
As the real estate market has heated up in many areas of the country to swift and unprecedented rates of turnover, . -
Lending To Community Associations ( October 1999 )
Loan officers who concentrate on loans to individuals are very familiar with the variety of situations in which a . -
Taxpayer Relief for Homeowners ( August 1999 )
For homeowners, the Taxpayer Relief Act is manna from Congress. In its simplest form, it exempts most hom. -
Checklist of Documents Required from Associations in Litigation ( June 1999 )
When an association enters into any form of litigation, whether with a homeowner, a builder or contractor, the . -
Community Associations: An Overview ( June 1999 )
Why Is This Important? Clients do not intuitively understand the role that Community association.
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