In a recent decision from the British Columbia Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT), the case of Shen…
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Asbestos: The Unwelcome Guest in Your Condo
Asbestos is a word that can trigger concern and rightly so. However, the presence of…
Navigating Party Room Rentals: The Case for Mandatory Insurance
Shared amenities like party rooms enhance condominium living by providing spaces for social gatherings. However,…
Condo Wins, But at What Cost? The Issue of Cost Recovery in CAT Disputes
At Lash Condo Law, we recently represented a condominium corporation in a dispute before the…
When Communication Crosses the Line: Lessons from PCC 96 v. C.L.
In the recent case of Peel Condominium Corporation No. 96 v. C.L., the Ontario Superior…
The Turnover Meeting: A Critical Milestone for a Condominium
Whether you’re a new condo owner, a freshly elected board member, or a seasoned condominium…
Fire Code Compliance For Condos
As Ontario’s fire safety regulations evolve, condo corporations must remain vigilant in maintaining compliance with…
Short-Term Rentals in Condos: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Imagine this: it’s Sunday morning. You’re sipping coffee on your balcony, enjoying the peace—until you…
B.C. Condo Pet Case Offers Lessons for Ontario—With Key Differences
A recent ruling from the B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal upheld a condo’s no-pet policy, ordering…
Electronic Voting for In-Person Condo Owners Meetings
At a recent in-person owners meeting that I attended, traditional voting methods were used: paper…
