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Alyssa Burrage says she was smoked out of her new $405,000 condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National

She’s seeking damages in excess of $15,000 from Podany, the Bay Hills Condominium Association Inc., which owns the mobile home park, and its management company, The Vanguard Management Group Originally from Community Associations Network National

On several days last June, a photographer snapped shots of children playing Wiffle ball in the grassy common area of their 78-unit condominium complex. The pictures were not intended for a family album, authorities say, but as evidence that five families were violating a rule prohibiting organized sports on the grounds. Originally from Community Associations [...]

A Murfreesboro man thought his involvement with a Florida vacation condo would end with his scathing review of it, posted on an online forum Originally from Community Associations Network National

The owners of a luxury condominium in Battery Park City are suing for $1.5 million in damages because they say the eco-friendly building isn’t green enough. Originally from Community Associations Network National

The widow of a Nova Southeastern University professor slain in his Plantation home in April filed a civil suit Friday in Broward court alleging wrongful death and negligence by her husband’s accused killers and the management company and condominium association that was supposed to conduct background checks on them. Originally from Community Associations Network National

The U.S. government and a Munster condominium association accused of discrimination will make another attempt to settle a federal lawsuit following a motions hearing Wednesday. Originally from Community Associations Network National

A Hoffman Estates condo association filed suit against a renter Wednesday for violating a rule banning dogs larger than 40 pounds. Originally from Community Associations Network National

A Roscoe Village business owner filed a lawsuit Friday against his neighbor for allegedly defaming him on a local television news broadcast. Originally from Community Associations Network National

While no criminal charges have yet been filed against a resort area businessman amidst an investigation into alleged fraud and embezzlement, one of his clients this last week filed a civil suit in Worcester County Circuit Court, seeking over $1 million in compensatory and punitive damages. Originally from Community Associations Network National