Cases: Homeowner Associations – Page 19

HOMEOWNER AND HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION BOTH GNASH THEIR TEETH—SANTA ANA COURT OF APPEAL FINDS NO PREVAILING PARTY, WITH EACH SIDE BEARING SUBSTANTIAL ATTORNEYS FEES IN AN IRRIGATION PIPE CONTROVERSY

May 22, 2008

Fourth District, Division 3 Affirms Trial Court’s Finding That Neither Homeowner Nor HOA Prevailed for Purposes of Obtaining a Fee or Cost Award. In a previous post (see May 17, 2008 post), we commented on how homeowner-homeowner association (HOA) disputes can be costly and can be financially devastating to the losing […]

HOMEOWNERS BEWARE—HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATIONS CAN WIN LARGE FEE AWARDS IF YOU LOSE YOUR CASE.

Fourth District, Division One San Diego Appellate Court Affirms $127,000 Trial Costs/Fee Award Against Losing Homeowner—And Assesses Appellate Costs Against the Homeowner. As Voltaire has been cited as saying, “I have only been ruined twice in my life. Once, when I sued and won. The other, when I sued and lost.”