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ANGIUS & TERRY LLP
Specialized in community association law, including construction defect litigation, for more than a quarter century. With offices in Los Angeles, Walnut Creek, Roseville, Manteca, Fresno, Riverside, San Diego, Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa and Orlando we serve community associations throughout California, Nevada and Florida. Community associations have placed their trust in ANGIUS & TERRY LLP to solve their legal problems for over 35 years. Through the years ANGIUS & TERRY LLP has had a single mission: To provide our clients with exceptional service and superior legal representation all built on the solid bedrock of long term relationships.
PRACTICE AREAS
Construction Defect
ANGIUS & TERRY LLP has recovered in excess of $750 million dollars on behalf of homeowners and community associations. We strive to ensure that our construction defect claims are prosecuted in an aggressive, and yet cost efficient manner. ANGIUS & TERRY LLP will continue to work with our clients after the construction defect claims are concluded as a member of the “reconstruction team” to ensure that the money received from builders is spent wisely and the interests of our clients continue to be protected during the repair and reconstruction process.
Community Association General Counsel
- Drafting and amending CCRs, Bylaws, Rules, Policies, and other community association governing documents;
- Interpretation and enforcement of CCRs, Bylaws, Rules and Policies;
- Interpretation of relevant statutes, regulations and ordinances;
- Assessment collection and lien procedures;
- Architectural control committees and compliance;
- Contract review, analysis and drafting; and
- Claims by and against community association vendors, contractors and suppliers.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Declarant Reserve Account Underfunding
Declarant Reserve Account Underfunding Pursuant to the Nevada Revised Statutes (“NRS”) Chapter 116 – Common-Interest Ownership (Uniform Act), Nevada homeowners associations are required to establish adequate reserves for the repair, replacement and...
Revised FHA Guidelines Will Strongly Impact Eligibility Of Condominium Developments For FHA Financing
Newly Revised FHA Guidelines Will Strongly Impact Eligibility Of Condominium Developments For FHA Financing Federal Housing Administration (FHA) recently enacted revisions to its Condominium Project Approval Process. A condominium project must be approved by FHA in...
FAA Regulations meet Drones for HOA’s
Do New FAA Regulations of Unmanned Aircraft Systems Provide Relief to Associations that Encounter Intrusive Drone Use? I’m often asked by my common-interest community clients what they can do in relation to drones that are flown within their communities. At times, the...
Right of Redemption & HOA Foreclosure
Interpreting Nevada’s Right of Redemption: Ownership During the Redemption Period Following an HOA Foreclosure. During the 78th legislative session, the Nevada Legislature amended the foreclosure provisions of NRS Chapter 116. One of the many changes they enacted...
Requirements When Selling Homes in Common-Interest Community re Converted Buildings
Requirements of a Declarant When Selling Homes in a Common-Interest Community Containing Converted Buildings By: David M. Bray Nevada Revised Statute (“NRS”) Chapter 116 highlights the various prerequisites and requirements of a declarant-developer (“declarant”) prior...
Nevada HOAs Regulate Location & Configuration of Solar Panels
Can Nevada HOAs Regulate the Location and Configuration of Solar Panels on a Residence? By Troy R. Dickerson, Esq. Angius & Terry LLP Throughout 2015, Nevada news outlets have been abuzz with stories related to the state’s recent rooftop solar energy boom and the...
Nevada Legislature Affects That Quiet Title Lawsuit
Did the 2015 Nevada Legislature Affect That Quiet Title Lawsuit in Your HOA? Earlier this year (February 2015), we published an article in Community Interests which tried to predict how certain HOA issues might play out in the upcoming 2015 Nevada legislative...
Homeowner Protections Act Ironically Protects Home Builders
Nevada Assembly Bill No. 125 The “Homeowner Protections Act of 2015” That Ironically Protects Home Builders By Scott P. Kelsey, Esq. On February 24, 2015, sweeping changes to long-standing statutory law governing the prosecution of Nevada home builders for...
Importance of Proper Reserve Studies
Importance of Proper Reserve Studies By Scott P. Kelsey, Esq. Partner At Angius & Terry LLP Pursuant to the Nevada Revised Statutes (“NRS”) Chapter 116 – Common-Interest Ownership (Uniform Act), Nevada homeowners associations are required to procure a study of...
When In Doubt, “BE REASONABLE!”
Every once in a while, it happens. You’re sitting in a board meeting, an unexpected election issue comes up, a decision has to be made on the spot, the Association’s attorney can’t be reached, and the language in NRS Chapter 116 is as vague as assembly instructions...
Reno Office
313 Flint Street
Reno, NV 89501
Phone: 775-337-1190
Fax: 775-337-1191