Attorney David Savitt reflects on the four types of communities you can live in - Condominium, Common Interest, Cooperatives, and Master Associations. 

KSN attorney Janelle Dixon discusses the importance of data security and the ways to protect your community association against hackers.

Attorney Jessica Ryan discusses the recent change in law with regards to the legalization of recreational cannabis use in Illinois and the options for condominium, homeowner, or townhome associations. 

In this episode of the KSN podcast, attorney Jessica Ryan discusses  what community associations and landlords need to know about the Cook County Just Housing Ordinance. She reviews the required steps to be compliant with the new change in law, including screening procedures, background checks, and more! 

Tune in to "The Chilling Reality of Frozen Pipes" where KSN attorney Joshua Weinstein discusses the responsibility a community association has when dealing with burst pipes and the resulting property damage.

Attorney Wendy Durbin breaks down the essential components of a residential lease agreement, with emphasis on items required  by the infamous Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance. 

Attorney Chad Souders reviews the basics of accepting and managing security deposits, weighs pros and cons of move-in fees, and highlights common court challenges faced by landlords and property managers.

Attorney Omeesha Srivastava walks landlords through the 4 steps to serving a proper notice of evictions, sharing tips and recommendations for compliance with landlord-tenant law in Chicago and the surrounding counties and municipalities.

Attorney Timothy Jacobs discusses how landlords and property managers with commercial multi-family rentals are faring under the new Cook County Tax Assessor, the difference between residential and commercial tax appeals, and what residential landlords can expect when filing an appeal.

Attorney John Bickley reviews the essential components of a vendor contract, what predatory clauses to look out for, and why it’s so important for condominium, townhome and homeowner associations to seek legal counsel before signing on the dotted line.