Our firm represents homeowner associations in a myriad of disputes that they inevitably encounter with outside parties. When a conflict requires legal assistance, fast, responsive representation is critical. At the Bloomington law offices of Thomsen Nybeck, our lawyers are dedicated to acting quickly on our clients' behalf — working efficiently to resolve the legal matters that property managers or self-managed associations face.
Associations can encounter disputes with the entities that constructed its buildings regarding the quality of workmanship, in which case the firm's construction defect team stands at the ready. Unfortunately, associations can be faced with disputes against its members necessitated by non-compliance with the Association's governing documents or rules established by the Board of Directors, in which case the firm's association team is prepared to take up the cause of an aggrieved party. Associations run into property-related insurance claims purchased by that Association, in which case Thomsen Nybeck attorneys are available to ensure that the insurer stands by its obligations. Thomsen Nybeck has the experience of advocating on behalf of its association clients in the past, and stands ready to put its experience to use on behalf of associations and/or their members throughout the State of Minnesota.
For more than three decades, Thomsen Nybeck has been a resource for property managers in the Twin Cities and throughout the greater metropolitan area. We work as a team to support and guide property managers who must make serious legal decisions that affect those entities that make up their clientele, including local condominiums, townhouses and single-family homeowner associations. We also know that many associations have made the determination to manage their own affairs and we have experience assisting those associations as well.
We represent our association clients in litigation in Minnesota courts, but we also take actions that help prevent disputes from arising. We offer legal counsel on compliance with state and local requirements. We also help resolve disputes prior to trial through the use of alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration.
Each situation is different, and homeowners cannot always expect their management companies to take the best possible course of action. Depending on the facts of the case, we also represent individual homeowners facing conflicts with condominium associations, townhome associations or their neighbors. These include litigation related to the violation of rules against noise, smoke, pets and other nuisances.
Insurance Coverage Issues
Proper and complete insurance coverage is essential to condominium and townhome associations, but it is common for disputes with insurers to arise despite an association's best efforts. The attorneys at Thomsen Nybeck represent associations in disputes with insurance companies. Thomsen Nybeck's insurance-related work for associations is often in relation to property-related insurance claims and, in extreme circumstances, allegations of bad faith, including the Minnesota bad faith insurance adjusting statute.
Contact a Team of Minneapolis Community Association Litigation Attorneys
To contact us regarding your legal concerns, call us at 952-232-4381 or toll free at 866-986-4451. You may also complete a simple online intake form. From our offices in Bloomington, we serve clients throughout the Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area and the State of Minnesota.
