Lancaster Law Blog

At RKG Law, we assist many Associations in collecting unpaid assessments, fines, interest and late fees. There are a number of ways that an Association can collect. Usually, we start with a letter. Sometimes we have to go the...

Landlords (and condominium and homeowners associations) are always worried about potential liability for slip and fall accidents. Luckily, the law in Pennsylvania has been very consistent on this issue. The case of Grace v....

We’ve all heard the jokes about homeowners’ associations. Perhaps you’ve even seen John Oliver tear them apart – I know I cringed the whole way through that episode. So, perhaps, if you are part of the anti-HOA camp,...

Election Day is November 5. Between now and then, many Condominium and Homeowners’ Association Boards will be challenged on the topic of political signs. Political signs in a community have the potential to be hugely...

Section 3312(c)(2) of the Pennsylvania Uniform Condominium Act requires that the Association’s insurer “waives its right to subrogation under the policy against any unit owner of the condominium or members of his...