A Fla. woman sued a Maryland hotel claiming its website didn’t mention disabled guest options. A court said that’s OK even if the tester never planned to visit.
If software scrapes internet images and uses 20 of them to create a whole new photo, who owns the copyright – the original photographers, the person who requested a mashup or the AI company?
Residents expect HOAs to enforce rules and often empower them to fine and suspend homeowners. But laws and rules keep HOAs from being all-powerful.
The U.S. homeownership gap between Blacks and whites widened 1.5 percentage points from 2010 to 2021, according to a study by “Today’s Homeowner.”
Cold calls could bring legal heat if Realtors don’t follow Fla.’s telemarketing laws, which are often stricter than federal ones. The risk often outweighs the benefits.
The HOA rules for a 55-plus community say homes may go to younger adults in accordance with federal rules. How is it 55-plus if they do that?
Condo associations have broad rights to enter private units, especially for safety reasons, but that power isn’t unlimited – and one condo board went too far.
