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Flooding can happen anywhere in Texas, from the coast to inland neighborhoods. When heavy rains hit, homeowners’ associations (HOAs) need the right coverage to protect shared property and community spaces. Understanding how flood insurance works helps your HOA prepare...
Many Texas communities are facing new challenges with short-term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo. These rentals can create tension among residents and raise questions about safety, noise, and neighborhood stability. As a property owners association, you may wonder what...
Texas employers face unique challenges when employees ask for religious accommodations at work. These requests can range from flexible scheduling to modified dress codes. Understanding how to handle them correctly helps employers stay compliant and maintain a...
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in Texas have the authority to enforce community rules, but that power comes with responsibilities. If fines are not handled properly, HOAs risk disputes and legal challenges. By following the right steps, your HOA can enforce fines...
Political activity often extends beyond the workplace, but it can create challenges for Texas employers. Social media posts, campaign events, and other off-duty involvement may spark disagreements that spill over into work. Employers must balance employee rights with...
Wildfires can cause sudden and widespread damage, leaving communities scrambling to recover. Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in fire-prone areas often explore different insurance options to protect shared property and community assets. One type that has gained...
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) helps employees take unpaid time off for health and family reasons. But some workers may try to misuse this protection. If you suspect abuse, you can take steps to protect your business—without breaking the law. Know the law and...
If your HOA begins foreclosure proceedings, you may worry about what happens to the insurance coverage tied to your property. Texas law treats HOA insurance and foreclosure as two separate issues, but they can overlap in ways that affect you. Knowing how insurance...
If you're an employer in Texas and face a wage claim from an employee, you may wonder how to defend your business. Texas law allows employees to file lawsuits or wage claims for unpaid wages, but employers can use several defenses to protect their businesses. Here’s...
When a natural disaster strikes, a Homeowners Association (HOA) in Texas faces challenges in managing recovery for common areas and navigating insurance defense for property damage claims. Here’s how an HOA can handle this process. Understand the HOA’s insurance...