Linda you do not work for Paul Gbenoba!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 -- Victims of Attorney Linda S. Mericle

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Date Posted: 07:41:23 10/23/07 Tue
Author: Tolu
Subject: Linda you do not work for Paul Gbenoba!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Do I Really Want to Represent that Association?
"I recently heard from a new lawyer embarking on representing community associations who was concerned about the fact that a perspective condominium association client had several Board members who had been antagonistic towards him. He was concerned about how he would handle such a group as clients.

I recently wrote an article for Common Ground Magazine entitled �Advice and Dissent� (click here to read the full article). In that article I spoke about the fact that the attorney actually works for the association as opposed to the board of directors."
Linda Mercle since you did not learn this in Law School here it is:
"While it is the board that does the hiring (and firing) of the association attorney, it is vitally important that the attorney realize he or she has a direct responsibility to the association as a corporate entity and not certain individuals within the association or neighborhood community."

Posted by Robert Meisner at 5:21 PM | Permalink

October 1, 2007

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