10-28. 
Senior Attorney Jennie V. Park joins a distinguished panel of attorneys providing Virtual Free Legal Advice to CAI Orange County Chapter's Roundtable event. This is always a lively session, free to members, where attendees are free to pepper the experts with questions about pending or new legislation, issues and hot topics in our industry. Click here to register for this don't-miss session — and start making your list!
10-20. Attorney Troy Kennedy, together with Robert Grosse, SoCal General Manager, Bergeman Group Construction Management, and Sean Kargari, President, Association Reserves, present the webinar Let's Talk about the SB 326 Balcony Bill. The webinar will cover, among other topics, What Exactly Is SB 326 and what Elements Need to Be Inspected, Responsibilities of the Property Manager and the Association, and SB 326 and the Law. Register here for what's sure to be an extremely informative session on this high-impact topic.
Sept/Oct. Managers and Directors! Please join our Orange County attorneys, Wayne Louvier and Jennie Park, for informative, casual discussions about topics that concern you. Complimentary lunch is included for those attending in person. Space is limited, so sign up soon.
Sept. 29 — Harassment — NEAR FULL
Oct. 13 — Reasonable Accommodations & Modifications — NEAR FULL
Oct. 27 — Nuisances — FULL
10-15. 
Join Attorney Alex Sohal as he presents Nuisances and Annoyances - When and How to Address Them to this year's virtual CAI Legal Forum, California Communities. Alex will help homeowner leaders and managers understand when an association is required to get involved in board-homeowner conflicts, and provide strategies needed to resolve issues before they escalate. Click here to learn more, and be sure to register by 9-17 to get a discounted rate!
10-13. 
This year's virtual CAI Legal Forum theme, California Communities features multiple concurrent sessions that provide critical updates on important legal requirements that impact how you work and key legal developments that impact where you live. Partner Laurie S. Poole, CCAL, on a panel with Kendrah Kay, CAMEx, CMCA® and Robert M. DeNichilo, CCAL, will present Handling the Haters - Tackling Harassment and Defamation in Community Associations. In this interactive panel discussion, managers and boards will learn what they can do about owners who say whatever they like because they believe there are no consequences for their actions. Click here to learn more, and be sure to register by 9-17 to get a discounted rate!
9-23. Senior Attorney Robert Ward, joined by Jonathan Brothers, Principal Acoustic Consultant at Eilar Associates, Inc., presented Do You Hear what I Hear? to CAI San Diego's first in-person event of the year, its Mini Trade Show & Luncheon, on the Bayside Terrace at beautiful San Diego Mission Bay Resort. This terrific presentation covered issues such as typical noise complaints, standards and testing methods for noise, and recommendations for conflict resolution.
9-15. 
Partner Laurie S. Poole, CCAL, was an instructor for the Maintenance, Contracts and Bidding session of CAI-San Diego’s newest educational opportunity – the first annual HOA Academy. Designed for homeowner volunteers of any level experience, the complimentary four-week virtual course, which began 9-8, teaches the fundamentals of five key areas of community association governance: legal, reserves, finance, insurance and maintenance, contracts and bidding. Participants are invited to enroll in the two remaining classes!
8-20-21. Partner Laurie S. Poole, CCAL received the 2020 Author of the Year Volunteer Award from Community Associations Institute (CAI) at this year's CAI National Conference in Las Vegas. The award recognized Laurie work on CCAL's publication, Guiding Principles for Community Association Governing Documents - A Resource for Lawyers.
8-26-21. 
Partner Wayne Louvier and Senior Attorney Jennie V. Park presented Part 2 of Angelo Termite Certification Academy's All about SB 326, aka Balcony Bill. At this complimentary virtual event, they discussed the legal requirements of SB 326 (Civil Code §5551) for HOAs, and the related issues of maintaining adequate reserves and assessments.
NEW CLIENTS IN AUGUST
Vallejo Riverview Estates
Gibson Station Townhouses
3910 At the Beach
Pixley Arms
255-259 Clara Street HOA
Aventine at Sweetwater Springs
St. Paul's Commons
Parker/MLK Condominiums
Gramercy on the Park
Bixby Manor