Community associations need to closely monitor legal developments regarding the Corporate Transparency Act. As four U.S. district courts hear appeals related to the constitutionality and application of the act, any updates could further change requirements for community associations.
March is Women’s History Month. To celebrate, here’s how two women, Alexis Firehawk and Kate Bushey, both attorneys in community association law, are shaping the path ahead for CAI and the community association housing model; both bring their unique perspectives to the profession.
Laurie Poole, president of CAI’s College of Community Association Lawyers’ Board of Governors, wants to help women attorneys earn respect and support wellness this year.
Behind every courageous woman is another waiting to find her opportunity to shine. All we need is people who will listen, to feel valued, the courage to be honest and, more importantly, the ability to recognize the moments we shouldn’t let slip by.
As community associations become increasingly diverse, so too should their civility efforts. CAI’s Civility Pledge encourages associations to find common ground and build a lasting framework to facilitate conversations around complex issues.
