Dos and Don’ts of Election Challenges
By Jeffrey A. Rembaum, Esq. / Published March 2024 Pursuant to their relevant statutory provisions, election disputes that take place in condominium, homeowners’, and cooperative associations are subject to mandatory nonbinding arbitration before the Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes (the “Division,” for short). It is referred to as “nonbinding” because the arbitrator’s […]
Value and Procurement: Leveraging Technology and Utilizing a Strategic Lens to Manage Costs and Quality
The daily and long-term procurement process can be complex for an association and its leadership. Requirements to purchase goods and services from dozens of categories with each their own set of vendors can be challenging to say the least — a single property can have over 200 unique vendors they purchase and contract with on […]
KWPMC Engineering Magazine 2023
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Many “A” Grades as More Insurance Carriers Enter the Florida Market
Yet many signs of caution, further action needed Demotech issues a strong report card for its Florida property insurance companies, another carrier enters the marketplace, the reality check that we’re not out of the woods yet, plus the NAIC calls for states to collect more granular data to find property insurance affordability and availability gaps. […]
Five Questions for Lisa Miller, Florida’s former Deputy Insurance Commissioner
ARTICLE CONTRIBUTED BY: LISA MILLER, CEO OF LISA MILLER & ASSOCIATES Q: Why are Florida’s property insurance rates the highest in the nation? A: Three reasons: weather, litigation, and reinsurance. Florida is a peninsula that sticks out into the warmest ocean and gulf currents in the nation. It has 1,300 miles of coastline with nearly […]