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On the third anniversary of Hurricane Wilma, many Florida homeowners and condominium associations have yet to be paid for insurance claims. Natural disaster attorney Alan Garfinkel of the law firm of Katzman Garfinkel Rosenbaum advises that it’s still not too late to file an original claim from the storm.

Originally from National Community Associations News

The start of hurricane season is a bitter reminder for residents of a number of South Florida condominium towers that they are still battling insurance giant QBE in federal court in what seems like a never-ending effort to get the Australian company to pay for damages wrought by Wilma in 2005.

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The former head of a Newport Beach condominium association was sentenced to two years in prison Friday in a case involving embezzling more than $530,000 and shining laser beams into cockpits of police helicopters, county prosecutors said.

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For nearly four years, residents of an Aventura condominium who saw their balconies and hallways torn apart by Hurricane Wilma have been waiting for a check from their insurance company to make badly needed repairs

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A South Florida man who poured his life savings into a condo development so that he could live his ‘golden years’ in luxury had his dreams smashed after the project went belly up.

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Four years ago, Hurricane Wilma blew the walls off the 21-story Park Shore Tower on Gulfshore Boulevard.

Originally from National Community Associations News

A Little Silver woman who admitted she diverted nearly $1 million from Aberdeen condominium owners with the help of her mother will spend the next five years in state prison.

Originally from National Community Associations News

Three years after residents complained of mold in a Middletown condominium complex, the problem continues, and now another family said it’s making their kids sick.

Originally from National Community Associations News

Three years after residents complained of mold in a Middletown condominium complex, the problem continues, and now another family said it’s making their kids sick.

Originally from National Community Associations News

A Little Silver woman who admitted she diverted nearly $1 million from Aberdeen condominium owners with the help of her mother will spend the next five years in state prison.

Originally from National Community Associations News