Horack Talley, founded in 1932, is located in uptown Charlotte. The firm provides legal services to clients in North Carolina, South Carolina and beyond. Its practice areas include corporate law, community association law, family law, litigation, real estate law and personal wealth services.
Q: I recently had water damage which my homeowners’ association (“HOA”) is repairing. During reconstruction, the contractor found termites. My HOA…
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Read MorePublished in The Charlotte Observer, 10/11/12 Q: A member of our homeowners’ association believes he does not have to follow…
Read MoreEd. note: this month’s column was written by my associate Ben Karb. Q: I live in a subdivision that was…
Read MoreEd. note: This column was written by my colleague Donna Dimaggio Berger. Donna is a Shareholder in the Florida law…
Read MoreIn early June, 2019 at an apartment in uptown Charlotte, gunfire erupted at a graduation party. One person was killed…
Read MoreThis column was written by my law partner Greg Shelton. Condominium owners associations (COAs) are usually responsible for maintaining and…
Read MoreEd. note: this article was written by my associate Ben Karb We frequently are asked by our HOA (homeowners’ association)…
Read MoreThe directors and officers of a homeowners’ association (HOA) are said to have a “fiduciary duty” to the members of…
Read MoreThis column was written by my law partner Cynthia Jones, who is licensed to practice in both North and South…
Read MoreWith the explosive growth of residential development over the last 20 years or so in the greater Charlotte region (and…
Read MoreThis week’s column was written by my law partner Kimberly Sullivan, whose practice is focused on liability and insurance defense…
Read MoreThis column was authored by my colleague Allen Norwood. Allen is a retired columnist and home editor for the Charlotte Observer. …
Read MoreQ: I asked permission to review my homeowners’ association’s financial records for the past three years. I literally had to…
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