The person creating the condominium is known as the “declarant,” but is more commonly referred to as the “developer.” The developer can record a Master Deed before, during, or after the actual construction of the building, and the developer does not actually convey any property through the recording. Typically, the by-laws of the Declaration of Trust authorize the developer to appoint the initial trustees, allowing the developer to control the operation and management of the condominium during the developmental phases. These by-laws will also generally regulate the transition from a developer-controlled association to a unit-owner controlled association.
Goldman & Pease, LLC Attorney Liam Floyd Secures Appellate Victory in Massachusetts Anti-SLAPP Case
Massachusetts appellate court rules in favor of firm’s client in challenge involving the Commonwealth’s anti-SLAPP statute Goldman & Pease, LLC is pleased to announce that attorney Liam Floyd has secured an important appellate victory on behalf of his client
