By: David Ludwig [11/19/22] What is the POA? The Georgia Property Owners’ Association Act—or POA—was adopted in 1994 to define the authority of homeowners associations (HOA) and strengthen their collection ...
By: David Ludwig [11/18/22] The first step in challenging any homeowners association should be to carefully review their governing documents in the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, and Easements (CC&Rs) ...
By: Ben Barlow [11/15/22] With Maryland becoming the 20th state to legalize cannabis for both medical and adult-use (quickly followed by Missouri becoming number 21), the state joins neighboring Virginia ...
By: Dunlap Bennett & David [5/20/22] Can a Lawsuit Filed With the Intent to Remain in State Court Actually Avoid Removal? In December 2021, our office (DBL Tulsa) filed an ...
By: Lawrence L. Muir, Jr. [11/10/22] This article is the third and final installment in a series of articles about how lawyers can better serve their clients by involving themselves ...
By: Lawrence L. Muir, Jr. [11/9/22] This is not a blog post about the CMMC. The blogosphere is saturated with CMMC content, and the longer the program stretches into indefiniteness, ...
By: Chris Arakaky [11/8/22] When a person dies without a will, the person responsible for managing the estate is called an “administrator”. If the person died with a will, they ...
By: Lawrence L. Muir, Jr. [11/4/22] Lawyers, who are not particularly known for their sense of humor, joke that the reason they attended law school was to avoid doing math. ...
By: Mary Pat Buckenmeyer [11/2/22] We have previously discussed common grounds of protest. But this leads to the question, are there issues that GAO will not consider? The simple answer is ...
By: Ben Barlow [10/31/22] 1932 was an exciting year if you happened to be interested in opening a brewery, distillery, bar – or were even a local government official. In ...
