Ronald L. Perl is a partner of Hill Wallack LLP and a member of the firm’s Management Committee. He is partner-in-charge of the firm’s Community Association Group.
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Top Posts & Pages
- Regarding the Radburn: New Law Enhances Voting Participation Rights in New Jersey Community Associations
- Board Meetings
- Jonathan H. Katz, Esq.
- Election Guidelines for Community Associations under New DCA Regulations
- Not Just Elections: The New DCA "RADBURN" Regulations Also Require Changes To Community Association Board Meetings
- Pennsylvania Community Associations Benefit from Amendments to Uniform Planned Community Act and Uniform Condo Act
- New Jersey Court Rescinds Fine Against Owner Who Had A Guest, Not Tenant, Living In Unit
- In re Rones: A Debtor Cannot “Strip Off” or “Cram-Down” a Condominium Lien as Part of a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Action
- Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS) Is Your Community Association Ready?
- Condo FAQs: “Limited Priority” Liens Pursuant to the New Jersey Condominium Act
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- Proposed Law Would Require Periodic Inspections Of Certain Community Association Buildings And Require Such Associations To Maintain Adequate Reserve Funds To Ensure Necessary Maintenance
- Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS) Is Your Community Association Ready?
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