KM Monthly Newsletters

• January 2022 – New Year-New Laws
• December 2021 – End of Year Recap
• November 2021 – Meeting Minutes
• October 2021 – Update on the Illinois Eviction Moratorium & the Owners are Complaining: Now What?
• August 2021 - COVID-19 Update: City of Chicago Announces Mask Mandate
• August 2021 - Time to Update Your Community Association's Signs Regarding Masks!
• June 23 - July 2021 - Reopening Community Associations While Still in a Pandemic - Click Here
• June 2021 - Maximizing an Association's Ability to Collect Assessments: Should the association foreclose on its lien against the unit? - Click Here
• May 2021 - Maximizing an Association's Ability to Collect Assessments: What Should a Common Interest Community Association do when a Unit Owners Files for Bankruptcy Protection? - Click Here
• April 2021 - Effective Communication with Association Members - Click Here
• March 2021- Removing Bad Tenants and Fostering Effective Communication Between Board, Manager, and Association's Attorney - Click Here
• February 2021- Think Twice Before Pressing "Send" - Click Here
• January 2021- Effective Communication Between Fellow Board Members and Between Board Members and the Owners - Click Here
• December 2020 - New Year New Rules - Click Here
• November 16, 2020 - REVISED Update on Residential Eviction Moratorium - Click Here
• November 2020 - Update on Residential Eviction Moratorium - Click Here
• October 2020 - Notice to Community Associations Located in Chicago - Click Here
• September 2020 - Don't be Fooled by These Common Association Myths - Click Here
• July 2020 - COVID-19 Effects - Click Here
• June 2020 - Restore Illinois - Phase 3 - Click Here
• May 2020 - COVID-19 and Community Association Living: How to Move Forward - Click Here
• March 2020 - Practical Rule Enforcement Tips as the Weather Changes - Click Here
• February 2020 - Associations' Obligations and Potential Liability for Snow Removal - Click Here
• January 2020 - Happy New Year! - Click Here
• December 2019 - What to Expect in 2020 - Click Here
• November 2019 - Keough & Moody is growing their team - Click Here
• October 2019 - Recent and Upcoming Changes in Municipal, State and Federal Law - Click Here
• September 2019 - Recent Changes to FHA Regulations Related to Condominium Associations - Click Here
• August 2019 - When FIDO is more than a pet - Click Here
• July 2019 - Does the Association Have the Ability to Regulate Display of Flags and Other Decorations? - Click Here
• June 2019 - When Can Our Association Assess Attorney's Fees to An Owner? - Click Here
• May 2019 - Rules That Fall Short and Prevent Law & Order - Click Here
• April 2019 - A Refresher on Annual Elections - Click Here
• March 2019 - Understanding the Requirements of Section 22.1 of the Illinois Condominium Property Act - Click Here
• February 2019 - Are Illinois Community Associations Seeing Similar Issues to Other Community Associations Across the Nation? - Click Here
• January 2019 - Rule Enforcement, a Litigation Perspective - Click Here
• December 2018 - Happy Holidays from Keough & Moody! - Click Here
• November 2018 - 1010 Lake Shore Association Today
• October 2018 - Does Your Association Have a Written Dispute Resolution Procedure?
• August 2018 - Social Media and Your Association - Click Here
• July 2018 - Boucher v. 111 East Chestnut Condominium Association, Inc. - A New Palm? - Click Here
• June 2018 - A Requirement to Properly Assess Fines - Click Here
• May 2018 - Attorneys of Penland & Hartwell, LLC joining Keough & Moody, P.C. - Click Here
• April 2018 - An Amendment to the City of Chicago's Municipal Code - Click Here
• March 2018 - Assessing Charges to An Owner's Account
• February 2018 - Current Trends in Community Association Law
• January 2018 - Collection by Personal Judgments - Click Here
• December 2017 - Overview of 2018 Updates
• November 2017 - 2018 Legal Changes to Association Association Accounting
• October 2017 - How Boards Can Improve Their Communities
• September 2017 - Preview of Changes in 2018 / 1010 Lake Shore Revisited - Click Here