Yearly archive for 2021

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Require Reasonable Access in New Jersey

Susan Radom On August 18, 2021 / Blog

Tags: charging stations, community association law, electric cars

Is there a charging station in your future? An Act concerning the Installation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in common interest communities was adopted by the New Jersey legislature and is codified as part of the Planned Real Estate Full Disclosure Act (N.J.S.A. 45:22A-43 et seq.). AnRead more →

Updates: Covid-19 and Community Association Law

Susan Radom On May 13, 2021 / Blog

Tags: community association law, coronavirus, covid-19

Governor Murphy Signs Law Providing Limited Immunity from COVID-19 Claims to Common Interest Communities Governor Phil Murphy signed into law the bill that provides limited immunity from COVID19 claims to common interest communities in New Jersey (A4979/S3584). The immunity takes effect July 1, 2021 and expires onRead more →

Winter Updates: Covid-19 and Community Association Law

Susan Radom On January 29, 2021 / Blog

Tags: community association law, coronavirus, covid-19

Happily, vaccines are available and more and more people will be able to avail themselves to this mitigation technique as time goes on. As such, there may be more pressure on boards and more desire by boards and residents to open the amenities. Unfortunately, some things haveRead more →

Yearly archive for 2021

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Require Reasonable Access in New Jersey

Updates: Covid-19 and Community Association Law

Winter Updates: Covid-19 and Community Association Law

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