Canada's courts are being called upon to find the balance between the rights of condo owners versus the rights of the greater community.

Condominiums must walk a fine line to balance community safety with occupants' privacy rights.

Prevent small condominium disputes from becoming costly, drawn-out court cases.

A recent Supreme Court decision means that property managers should report all irregular environmental discharges, even if it doesn't appear damaging.

The ability to secure liens comes with its own complications.

Alberta's Condominium Property Act has some provisions that address tenancies in condominium units, which will prevail in ...

A recent U.S. case has raised the issue of whether a condo owner has the right to display a flag in their unit window.

Plaintiffs and defendants in multi-party litigation can enter into settlement negotiations with the assurance that ...

A condo board may gain access to an owner's unit under select circumstances, not on suspicion the owner is breaking ...

Effective June 1, B.C.'s new Limitation Act changes the time limits for filing civil lawsuits.

In Ontario, the relationship between landlord/tenant law and condo law is a growing problem.

Condo owners often ask about various issues relating to pets, particularly if certain pets are permitted to reside in a building. The first thing a condo board ...

A number of court decisions over the past four years have emphasized the risks faced by developers under REDMA ...

Does a condominium corporation have the right to prohibit pot smoking and grow-ops? And are there any accommodation obligations?

Although there has been no contractual or statutory recognition of the inequity of "pay when paid" clauses up to this point of time, change is on the horizon.

Alliance contracts are incentive-based relationship contracts in which the parties agree to work together as one integrated team.

Touted as a time and cost-saving measure, design-build project delivery has taken the North American construction industry by storm.