A word to the wise South Carolina Associations to Beware of "Undertakings" (NC Associations Should Pay Attention Too) Wright v. PRG Real Estate Management 219 S.C. LEXIS 17 2019 WL1273060 (2019) reversing 413 S.C. 276 775 S.E. 2d. 399, 2015 S.C. (2015) When Denise Wright inquired about possibly renting an apartment in [...]
North Carolina condominium and planned community associations have been required to conduct their meetings (board and membership) in accordance with Robert’s Rules of Order (“Robert’s Rules”) since 2005. While South Carolina associations are not statutorily required to follow Robert’s Rules, some are required to by their governing documents. Following Robert’s [...]
South Carolina Homeowners Association Act and Department of Consumer Affairs Services for Homeowners and Homeowners Associations Act became law on May 17, 2018 After years of trying, the South Carolina legislature has passed significant legislation regulating various aspects of homeowners association governance and administration. The South Carolina Homeowners Association [...]
DIRECTOR AND OFFICER INSURANCE Tim and Steve Sellers This is the last in our four part series that explores the protections the law provides for those who serve their communities as association directors and officers in North and South Carolina. The business judgment rule and immunity cannot keep a person [...]
Not A Surprise But A Good Reminder It is always reassuring when a court decision confirms something we have been telling our North Carolina clients for years. Ever since the provisions of Section 3-116 found their way into the North Carolina Condominium Act in 1986 and into the North [...]
