Like it or not, we live in the age of social media. It is undeniable and has dramatically transformed the way we communicate in every arena, including homeowners associations (“HOA”). Information, opinions and images are broadcast and circulated at a rapid pace with little or no oversight involved. These unfiltered transmissions over social media airwaves can have profound impacts on homeowners associations’ governance (board of directors), as well as its membership (homeowners). Understanding the legal implications of social media use in the context of managed communities is critical to avoid conflicts, unexpected costs and legal battles. Read the article……………………….
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