Natalia is a partner at Lash Condo Law LLP.

Having grown up working at her family’s condo management company, Natalia gained invaluable insight as to the day-to-day operations and management of a condo. Natalia uses this first-hand knowledge when advising clients on an array of different issues condo corporation’s face daily.

Natalia’s practice extends to all facets of condo law including chairing owners’ meetings, advising condo clients on governance related issues, enforcing compliance, drafting and amending declarations, by-laws, and rules, shared facilities disputes, and litigation.

As a condo-litigator, Natalia frequently represents condo clients before the Condominium Authority Tribunal, the Human Rights Tribunal, the Small Claims Court, the Superior Court of Justice, the Divisional Court, and the Court of Appeal. Natalia also represents clients at mediations and arbitrations.

Knowing how expensive (and frustrating) litigation is, Natalia’s practice focuses on providing efficient, creative, and cost-effective results.

Natalia is also an active member in various condo organizations including Condominium Associates Institute – Canada Chapter and frequently speaks at condo-related events.

Outside of CondoLand, Natalia enjoys traveling, being outdoors, and is always on the hunt for the best seafood place in the GTA (recommendations are welcome)!

Natalia has represented clients successfully before the Condominium Authority Tribunal.

Client Testimonials

“Fantastic article – we really enjoyed it. Very well articulated and some excellent points and recommendations made. Keep up the great work and please know it is greatly appreciated.”

— Julian (VP of Melbourne Property Management)

“Just wanted to send you a quick thank you note for chairing our AGM this evening. You did an amazing job, and we could not ask for anything more. It was perfect.”

— Andrew Lucas (Key West Condominium Property Manager)

Latest Blog Posts by Natalia:

Behind the Scenes: A Thank You to Our Property Managers

Last year, we tipped our hats to the brave souls who serve as condo directors.…

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…

Fire Code Compliance For Condos

As Ontario’s fire safety regulations evolve, condo corporations must remain vigilant in maintaining compliance with…

Are “Drafts” Condominium Records?

When a board or management receives a records request from an owner, the first step…

Candidate Disclosure Obligations

Under the Condominium Act, 1998 (the “Act“) individuals running for election to a condominium’s board of…

Don’t Forget the Accompanying Statement!

Don’t Forget the Accompanying Statement! Records requested by owners are often redacted as they contain…

The Cost of Saving Money – CAI Luncheon!

Striking the balance between saving costs and keeping common expenses stable and ensuring a condo…

A little thanks goes a long way – Condo Director Appreciation

Taking on the role of a condominium director can at times be rewarding but other…

CAT Awards Cost for Non-Participation

In the recent CAT decision, Mermut v. York Region Standard Condominium Corporation No. 1381 et…